Installation Guide

Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console

TCON073..09/96

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FCC Warning .
Overview

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Notation and Key Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

LED Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Installation

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Connecting to Controllers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Connecting to a UCs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Connecting to A LTS80U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Physical Description .

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LED Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
White Function Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Numeric Keys and Dual Function Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Key Functions for the UC or LTS80U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Operation

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Single Key Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Multiple Key Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Displaying DCU or UCI Parameters . . . . . . . . . . .
Controlling Points and RAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Controlling a Discrete Output (DO) Point . . . . .
Controlling a Digital Output (DGO) Point . . . . .
Controlling a Discrete Input (DI) Point . . . . . . .
Controlling a Digital Input (DGI) Point . . . . . .
Controlling an Analog Output (AO) Point . . . . .
Controlling an Analog Input (AI) Point . . . . . . .
Controlling an Accumulator (ACC) Point . . . . . .
Controlling RAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Setting a Failsafe for a Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Setting a Failsafe for a Discrete Output (DO) Point .
Setting a Failsafe for a Digital Output (DGO) Point

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Setting a Failsafe for an Analog Output (AO) Point

Setting the Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Addressing the DCU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Displaying Point Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Displaying a Discrete Output (DO) Point . . . . .
Displaying a Digital Output (DGO) Point . . . . .
Displaying a Discrete Input (DI) Point . . . . . . .
Displaying a Digital Input (DGI) Point . . . . . .
Displaying an Analog Output (AO) Point . . . . .
Displaying an Analog Input (AI) Point . . . . . . .
Displaying an Accumulator (ACC) Point . . . . .
Displaying RAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manual Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Starting or Stopping the Manual Mode . . . . . .
Displaying a List of Points in the Manual Mode . .
Entering An Offset Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Self Test Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Test Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for All Points .
Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for One Point .
Displaying a List of All Points in the Test Mode . .
Time Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Input and Output Information . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Digital Input and Output Data . . . . . . . . . . .
Analog Input and Output Data . . . . . . . . . . .
Discrete Input and Output Data . . . . . . . . . .
Accumulator Point Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Clearing the Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Controlling a Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Controlling a Discrete Output (DO) Point .
Controlling a Discrete Input (DI) Point . .
Controlling an Analog Output (AO) Point .
Controlling an Analog Input (AI) Point . .
Addressing the Unitary Controller . . . . . . .
Displaying Unitary Controller Points . . . . . .
Displaying a Discrete Output, [DO], Point.
Displaying a Discrete Input (DI) Point . . .
Displaying an Analog Output (AO) Point .
Displaying an Analog Input (AI) Point . . .
Manual Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Displaying a List of Points in the Manual Mode .

Test Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for All Points .
Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for One Point
Displaying a List of All Points in the Test Mode . .
Input Output Data from the UC or LTS80U . . . . . .
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FCC Warning
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requirements prescribe certification of personal computers and any interconnected peripherals in the FCC rules and regulations.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: this device may not
cause harmful interference, and this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency (rf) energy for its operation and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the installation and operation manual, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been found to comply
with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to the aforementioned regulations. These are designed to provide
reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a residential area. Only peripherals (computer input/output
devices) certified to comply with the Class A limits may be connected to this device. Operation with noncertified computer
peripherals is likely to result in interference with radio and television reception. If this equipment does cause interference to
radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to correct the situation by one or more of the following measures.

Relocate the receiver with respect to the computer.

Move the computer away from the receiver.
Plug the equipment into a different outlet, so that the computing device and receiver are on different branch circuits.
Disconnect and remove any unused cables that may be acting as a transmission source.
Make certain that the computing device is plugged into a grounded outlet receptacle.

If necessary, contact CSI for additional suggestions.

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Model HC7410 HHC

Overview
The CSI Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console provides a data entry and examination
interface for various CSI products. CSI products used with the CSI Model HC7410
Hand-Held Console include:

Model 7400, 7440, and 7450 distributed control units (DCUs)

Model 7500 TAPs
Model 7300, 7301, & 7310 DCUs
Model 7210/7211 VAV-UC
Model 7260 VAV-UC II
Model 7251 UNIV-UC
Model 7270 UNIV-UC II, an
Model 7460 UCI

The CSI Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console is the only means of setting certain
memory parameters in the DCU, Unitary Controller Interface (UCI), Unitary Controller
(UC), and certain Taps. These parameters include DCU station address assignments, as
well as fail-safe values for various outputs connected to a DCU.
The Hand-Held Console is used extensively during the initial installation of a DCU or
UCI and associated UCs. It is used to ensure that a DCU or UC has its field inputs and
outputs wired correctly, and that the programming information that has been entered
for a certain control strategy performs as you intended. After the system is running, it is
used as a troubleshooting tool and for day-to-day maintenance.

ON

OFF

CTRL

MAN

ON

TEST

ERR

TEST

ALARM
SUMRY

SUMRY

CTRL
FLSF

DSPLY

OFF

MAN

OFFST

DATE

DCU
ADDR

ALARM
ACK

HEX
COUNT

INC

TIME

SELF
TEST

CODE

ENG
UNITS

DEC

ACC

MEM

DI

DO
C

DGI

D
DGO

E
AI

F
AO

ENTER

CLEAR

NEG

Figure 1. HC7410 Hand-Held Console

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Some typical uses are:

Displaying or controlling of all System 7000 points on the Controller LAN once the
database has been defined and the HC7410 has been connected to a 7400, 7440, 7450
DCU, or 7460 UCI.
Programming of non-volatile random access memory (NOVRAM) for output failsafes as well as communication parameters in the local DCU, or TAP. The Model
HC7410 Hand-Held Console provides the only means of accomplishing this.
Initiating a test of all memory in the local DCU or UCI.
Disabling automatic control on points in the local DCU, UCI, or UC.
Placing points in a test mode in the local DCU or UCI and UC for application
program check-out.
Displaying random access memory (RAM) statistics, microprocessor utilization
time, and I/NET LAN utilization time for the local DCU or UCI.
Displaying and setting the date or time in the local DCU or UCI.

Notation and Key Conventions

Throughout this guide single keystrokes or named function keys on the keypad are
shown in the text in boldface between square brackets. When the text instructions refer
to press the On function key it is shown as Press [ON]. Data entry for decimal or hexadecimal is shown between quote marks.

LED Presentation
When connected to a DCU or UCI, the normal presentation on the LED display is the
time in 24-hour military format, e.g., 1:00 P.M. is 130000. The first two numbers are the
hour, the second pair are the minutes, and the last pair are the seconds. When connected
to a UC or LTS80U, the normal presentation is UC, indicating connection has been
made to a unitary controller. In either case, when a key is pressed, the display changes to
zeroes in anticipation of further input. When a key sequence is completed or aborted, the
display returns to time or to UC. A key sequence is aborted at any time by pressing the
[CLEAR] key. Negative numeric values are displayed with a minus sign,

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Installation

Installation
Connecting to Controllers
The hand-held console receives its power from the DCU or UCI that it is connect to. A
silver coiled cord six feet in length is used to make the connection (P/N 602135-0003; no
tag). One end of the cord is plugged into the port on the Model HC7410 hand-held
console while the other end is plugged into the console port of the DCU or UCI (see
Figure 2).

Connecting to a UCs
You can plug the hand-held console into the LAN A or LAN B Communications port of
a unitary controller. A black coiled cord six feet in length is used to make the connection
(P/N 606014-0001; tagged: Console-1). You must sever (unplug) communications
between the UCI and UC before plugging the HC7410 at this location. One end of the
cord is plugged into the port on the HC7410 while the other end is plugged into the
appropriate port of the individual UC (see Figure 2).

Connecting to A LTS80U
The hand-held console can also be connected to the maintenance connector in the
LTS80U Space Sensor Assembly. A straight silver cord, two feet in length, is used to make
this connection (P/N 606014-0003; tagged: Console-3). Plug one end of the cord into the
port on the HC7410, and the other end into the maintenance port on the bottom of the
sensor assembly (see Figure 2). When the HC7410 is plugged into the LTS80U space
sensor port, communications between the UCI and UC are also automatically interrupted. Access to this connector is prohibited, unless the sensor cover is removed.

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Symbol Legend
HC7410

Model
7506
TAP
LAN

UC or UCI "LAN B" Port

UC, UCI, DCU, or TAP "CONSOLE" Port

UC Space Sensor Port

UCI, DCU, or TAP "LAN" Connector

P/N: 602135-0003
Tag: None
Six Foot Silver Coiled Cable

HC7410

HC7410

P/N: 602135-0003
Tag: None
Six Foot Silver Coiled Cable

Controller LAN
Wiring (Typical)

Model
7760
UCI

UC "LAN A" Port

LAN

Model
7400
7440
or
7450
DCU

LAN

LAN

P/N: 606014-0003
Tag: CONSOLE-3
Two Foot Silver Straight Cable

Series
7200
UC

Series
7200
UC

Series
7200
UC

Series
7200
UC

A B S

A B S

A B S

A B S

UCI to UC Wiring (Typical)

HC7410

HC7410

Model
LTS80U
Space
Sensor
Assembly

P/N: 602135-0003
Tag: None
Six Foot Silver Coiled Cable

P/N: 606014-0001
Tag: CONSOLE-1
Six Foot Black Coiled Cable

Figure 2. HC7410 Cable Assemblies

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Physical Description

Physical Description
There are five LED indicators and forty keys on the HC7410 (see Figure 1 on page 1). The
LEDs light during specific operations, or to show a state. Twenty-four of the keys are
white and perform a certain function whenever they are pressed. Eight keys are dual
function and decimal/hexadecimal numeric keys. The last eight are numeric keys 0
through 7. These keys are used in different sequences to perform data entry and check
functions.

LED Indicators
There are five indicator lamps above the LED display that are used as follows:
ON

Illuminated when a displayed DCU, UC, or UCI discrete output point is in the deenergized state or the failsafe de-energized state.

OFF

Illuminated when a displayed DCU, UC, or UCI discrete output point is in the energized state or the failsafe energized state.

MAN

Illuminated when a displayed DCU, UC, or UCI output point is in the manual mode,
i.e., no automatic controls will be issued, or when a displayed DCU or UCI point is
in the test ode, i.e., the field equipment is not being read or controlled.

TEST

Illuminated when a displayed UC point is in the test mode.

ERR

Illuminated when an error is made in a keystroke sequence. Pressing [CLEAR]

causes the keystroke sequence to be ignored.

White Function Keys

The white keys perform special functions in the DCU, TAP, or UCI and are referred to as
function keys. These are presented in alphabetical order.
ALARM
ACK

The [ALARM ACK] key is used to extinguish the alarm LED in the local DCU or UCI (if
applicable).

ALARMSUMRY

The [ALARM SUMRY] key is used with the [INC] key to display the local DCU or UCI
points that are currently in an alarm state.

CLEAR

CODE

CTRL

CTRL
FLSF

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The [CLEAR] key is used to clear an incorrect entry in the local DCU or UCI.
The [CODE] key is used with other keys to display certain DCU or UCI parameters.
The [CTRL] key is used with a point type key and the numeric keys to issue control
actions to a point in the local DCU or UCI.
The [CTRL FLSF] key is used with a point type key and the numeric keys to specify the
failsafe state or value of local DCU (only) output points.

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The [DATE] key is used to display or change the date in the local DCU or UCI.
DATE

DCU
ADDR

DEC

The [DCU ADDR] key is used to display or change the local DCU, UCI, or Tap station
address.
The [DEC] key is used to decrement through various DCU, UCI, or Tap parameters.

DISPLY

The [DSPLY] key is used with a point type key and the numeric keys to display point
states or values in the local DCU or UCI.

ENG
UNITS

The [ENG UNITS] key is used to display a DCU or UCI analog point value in predefined
engineering units.

ENTER

The [ENTER] key is used with a number of keys to terminate an entry, i.e., execute all of
the keys pressed thus far.

HEX
COUNT

The [HEX COUNT] key is used to display a DCU or UCI analog or digital point value
in hexadecimal format.

INC

MAN

OFF

OFST

ON

The [INC] key increments the display through various DCU or UCI parameters.
The [MAN] key is used to place or remove local DCU or UCI output points, discrete, DI,
digital, DGO, and analog, AO, into or out of the manual mode.
The [OFF] key is used with other keys to control a DCU or UCI discrete output point to
the energized state or the failsafe energized state. It is also used to remove a local DCU
or UCI point from either the test or manual mode.
The [OFFST] key provides the mechanism for offsetting a digital input, DGI, analog
input, AI, digital output DGO, and analog output, AO, point value in the local DCU to
correct for errors in interface electronics.
The [ON] key is used with other keys to control a DCU or UCI discrete output point to
the de-energized state or the failsafe de-energized state. It is also used to place a local
DCU or UCI point in either the test or manual mode.

NEG

The [NEG] key is used to specify a value as being negative. A minus sign before the
value.

SELF
TEST

The [SELF TEST] key invokes a diagnostic program in the local DCU or UCI that verifies
operation of the microprocessor and DCU or UCI memory.

SUMRY

The [SUMRY] key is used with the TEST and MAN keys to display point addresses in the
test or manual mode in the local DCU or UCI.

TEST

TIME

The [TEST] key is used to place points in or remove points from the test mode in the
local DCU or UCI.
The [TIME] key is used to change the time in the local DCU or UCI.

The [.] key is used to specify one decimal place (i.e. tenths) for a value.

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Numeric Keys and Dual Function Keys

The blue numeric keys and the blue and black dual function keys are used to specify
decimal or hexadecimal values. The blue and black dual function keys are also used to
specify point type. The keys are detailed in ascending numerical order.
0

The [0] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of zero at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

The [1] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of one at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

The [2] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of two at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

The [3] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of three at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

The [4] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of four at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

The [5] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of five at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.

8/DBI

9/DGO

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The [6] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of six at the DCU, UCI, or Tap.
The [7] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of seven at the DCU, UCI, or
Tap.
The [8/DGI] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of eight at the DCU,
UCI, or Tap, and to specify a digital input point type for a point address in the DCU or
UCI.
The [9/DGO] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of nine at the DCU,
UCI, or Tap, and to specify a digital output point type for a point address in the DCU or
UCI.

A/AI

The [A/AI] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of A at the local DCU or UCI, and to
specify an analog input point type for a point address in the DCU or UCI.

B/AO

The [B/AO] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of B at the local DCU, and to specify
an analog output point type for a point address in the DCU or UCI.

C//DI

The [C/DI] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of C at the local DCU or UCI, and to
specify a discrete input point type for a point address in the DCU or UCI.

D/DO

The [D/DO] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of D at the local DCU or UCI, and
to specify a discrete output point type of a point address in the DCU or UCI.

E/ACC

The [E/ACC] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of E at the local DCU or UCI, and
to specify an accumulator point type of a point address in the DCU or UCI.

F/MEM

The [F/MEM] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of F at the local DCU or UCI, and
is also used to specify a memory address in the local DCU or UCI.

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Key Functions for the UC or LTS80U

While the HC7410 functions in a similar manner for DCU, UCI, Tap and the UC and
LTS80U, there are a few subtle differences that are peculiar to the UC and LST80U. These
differences are because the UC has reduced capabilities compared to the DCU and UCI.
The white keys perform special functions in the UC or LTS80U and are referred to as
function keys. The white function keys are presented in alphabetical order as the apply
to the UC or LTS80U.
CLEAR

CTRL

DCU
ADDR

DSPLY

ENG
UNITS

ENTER

HEX
COUNT

MAN

NEG

OFF

The [CLEAR] key is used to clear an incorrect entry in the local UC.
The [CTRL] key is used with a point type key and the numeric keys to issue control
actions to a point in the local UC.
The [DCU ADDR] key is used to display or change the local UC point address.
The [DSPLY] key is used with a point type key and the numeric keys to display point
states or values in the local UC.
The [ENG UNITS] key is used to display a DCU or UCI analog point value in predefined
engineering units.
The [ENTER] key is used with a number of keys to terminate an entry and execute the
commands given.
The [HEX COUNT] key is used to display a UC analog or digital point value in hexadecimal format.
The [MAN] key is used to place or remove local UC output points
The [NEG] key is used to specify a value as being negative. A minus sign before the
value.
The [OFF] key is used with other keys to control a UC discrete output point to the energized state. It is also used to remove a local UC point from either the test or manual
mode.

ON

The [ON] key is used with other keys to control a UC discrete output point to the deenergized state. It is also used to place a local UC point in either the test or manual mode.

SUMRY

The [SUMRY] key is used with the TEST and MAN keys to display point addresses in the
test or manual mode in the local UC.

TEST

F/MEM

The [TEST] key is used to place points in or remove points from the test mode in the
local UC.
The [.] key is used to specify one decimal place (i.e. tenths) for a value.
The blue numeric keys function identically when connected to DCU, UCI, Tap, or UC.
The blue and black dual function keys have the following characteristics.

8/DGI

The [8/DGI] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of eight at the UC.

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9/DGO

A/AI

The [A/AI] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of A at the local UC, and to specify
an analog input point type for a point address in the UC.

B/AO

The [B/AO] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of B at the local UC, and to specify
an analog output point type for a point address in the UC.

C/DI

The [C/DI] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of C at the local UC, and to specify a
discrete input point type for a point address in the UC.

D/DO

The [D/DO] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of D at the local UC, and to specify
a discrete output point type for a point address in the UC.

E/ACC

F/MEM

Model HC7410 HHC

The [9/DGO] key is used to enter a decimal or hexadecimal digit of nine at the UC.

The [E/ACC] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of E at the local UC.
The [F/MEM] key is used to enter a hexadecimal digit of F at the local UC.

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Operation
DCU and UCI point related key sequences require a point type and a six digit point
address. The point type is one of the keys: DI, DO, ACC, DGI, DGO, AI, or AO. The point
address, SSPPBB, consists of a station number, SS, point number, PP, and bit offset, BB.
The value for the station number is 0 through 63. The value for the point number is 0
through 31. The value for the bit offset is 0 through 7 for input points and 0 for output
points.
UC point related key sequences (assuming that a connection to a UC or LTS80U sensor
has been made) require a point type and a single digit point address. The point type is one
of the keys: DI, DO, AI, or AO. The point address B is the bit offset of the point address
(see previous paragraph). The value for the bit offset is 0 through 7 for all input or
output points.
Points in other DCUs or UCIs on the same I/NET Local Area Network (LAN) can be
monitored or controlled when the HC7410 console is connected to a Model 7400, 7440,
or 7450 DCU, or Model 7460 UCI. These points must be previously defined in the DCU
or UCI using a host computer. Points in other DCUs or UCIs may not be controlled or
monitored when the Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console is connected to a Model 7300
or Model 7301 DCU, Series 7200 UC, or LTS80U Sensor Assembly.

Single Key Functions

The following functions occur when using a single keystroke. They may also be used in
a sequence of keystrokes to when performing other procedures.
Alarm Acknowledged Press [ALARM ACK] ay is left unchanged.
Alarm Summary Press [ALARM SUMRY] address of the first point in alarm state.
Positions five and six of the display contain the bit-offset portion of the address for input
points, or the letters CO, which stand for Control Output, for output points.
Increment Press [INC] tate. When no other points are in alarm state it display the
time.
Clear Display Press [CLEAR] time display. When connected to a UC the display
returns to the UC display. If you are connected to a Tap, the display is blanked.

Multiple Key Procedures

The following procedures allow you to perform various data entry and check procedures
on DCUs, UCIs, UCs, and Taps. Sometimes a procedure will list multiple steps and allow
you to select one step, out of sequence, to provide data. These procedures actually have
only two or three key sequences, but all possible combinations are listed. In these
circumstances the step will end with or as the last word, allowing you to pick any of the
steps.

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Displaying DCU or UCI Parameters

This procedure displays the total RAM bytes available in the controller, RAM bytes
remaining for database parameters, the percentage loading of the DCU or UCI microprocessor, or the percentage of LAN loading from this controller. After doing step 1 you
may uses any of the steps 2 through 5, depending upon the information you want.
1. Press [CODE] - displays zeroes.
2. Press [1] and [ENTER] - displays the total RAM bytes available in the DCU or UCI,
or
3. Press [2] and [ENTER] - displays RAM bytes remaining for database parameters, or
4. Press [3] and [ENTER] - displays every 1/2 second, the percentage loading of the
DCU or UCI microprocessor, or
5. Press [4] and [ENTER] - displays every 1/2 second, the percentage of LAN loading
attributable to this Model 7400, 7440, 7450, DCU, or Model 7460 UCI as the
percentage of times that a message is transmitted when the DCU or UCI has control
of the token.

Controlling Points and RAM

Controlling points in a DCU or a UCI is done using the [CTRL] key and point type key.
After entering the point address the point may be controlled through the HC7410. The
display of input points is automatically refreshed at the scan interval assigned through a
host computer. The display for output points is automatically refreshed as the application program(s) assigned through a host computer is executed. The MAN lamp is lighted
when the point is in the test or manual mode. The [CTRL] key is also used to change
RAM in the local DCU or UCI.
You can uses these function key procedures to issue a control action to any point in any
DCU or UCI on the same I/NET LAN as long as the following are true.
1. The Model HC7410 console is connected to a Model 7400 or 7450 DCU or Model
7460 UCI.
2. The point has been previously defined by a host computer.
3. When controlling a point in another DCU, the display is not automatically
refreshed. The following keystroke sequences are based on the point type key or
memory selected.
Note:

Input points must be in the test mode. Automatic control for output points is inhibited when
in the manual mode. Refer to the procedures under the Manual mode and Test mode for
important information.

Controlling a Discrete Output (DO) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [DO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The [ON] or [OFF] lamp is illuminated.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. The HC7410 displays the time. [ON] de-energizes the relay
(0), and [OFF] energizes the relay (1).

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Controlling a Digital Output (DGO) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by DGO. Zeroes are displayed.
2. Enter the point address. The address is displayed.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value in engineering units
displays. When the value is negative a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If not, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF, with a C in the leftmost digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units and press [NEG] when negative, or enter value
in hexadecimal format, 0 through FF.
5. Press [ENTER]. The point is commanded to the value.

Controlling a Discrete Input (DI) Point

6. Press [CTRL], followed by [DI]. All zeros are displayed.
7. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
8. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0 or 1 or up to and including 7. 0 or 1 is
displayed for a 2-state point. 0, 1, 2, or 3 is displayed for a 4-state point, and 0, 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 is displayed for an 8-state point.
9. Press 0 or 1 or up to 7 and the time displays.

Controlling a Digital Input (DGI) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [DGI]. All zeroes display.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value is displayed in engineering units. When the value is negative a minus sign - displays in front of the
number. If the point has not been defined the HC7410 displays the value in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF, with a C in the left-most digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units. Press [NEG] when the value is negative, or
enter the value in hexadecimal format, 0 through FF.
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 commands the point to the value.

Controlling an Analog Output (AO) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [AO]. The HC 7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The address displays on the HC7410.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value of that point displays in
engineering units. When the value is negative a minus sign - displays in front of
the number. If the point has not been defined, the value displays in hexadecimal
counts, 0 through FF (0 through 3FF in Model 7300/7301/7310 DCU), with a C
in the left-most digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units. Press [NEG] when the value is negative, or
enter the value in hexadecimal format, 0 through FF (0 through 3FF in Model
7300/7301/7310 DCU).
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 commands the point to the entered value.

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Controlling an Analog Input (AI) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [AI]. All zeroes display.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the points last value is displayed in
engineering units. When the value is negative a minus sign - displays in front of
the number. If the point has not been defined, the value displays in hexadecimal
counts, (0 through FFF, in DCU or 0 through FF in UCI) with a C in the left-most
digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units. Press [NEG] when the value is negative, or
enter the value in hexadecimal format (0 through FFF in DCU or 0-FF in UCI).
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 commands the point to the value.

Controlling an Accumulator (ACC) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [ACC]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the HC7410 displays the points last
value in engineering units. If it has not been defined, it displays all zeroes, with a C
in the left-most digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units. Press [NEG] when the value is negative, or
enter the value in hexadecimal format, 0 through 999999.
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 commands the point to the value.

Controlling RAM
1. Press [CTRL], followed by [MEM]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the memory address using hexadecimal format. The HC7410 displays the
address in the first four positions. The address for clearing memory in the Model
7400 DCU is A000, in the Model 7300/7301/7310 DCU it is 7800, and in the Model
7450 DCU, or 7460 UCI it is 8000.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the contents of the memory location in the
last two positions.
4. Enter the new data. The new data displays in the last two positions. Enter 01 to clear
memory in the DCU or UCI.
5. Press [ENTER], [INC] or [DEC]. The data is placed in memory. If the [ENTER] key
is pressed, the HC7410 displays the time. If the [INC] key is pressed, the next higher
memory address and the data in that address is displayed. If the [DEC] key is
pressed, the next lower memory address and the data in that address is displayed.
Note:

In order to clear RAM, the DCU or UCI must be reset by turning power off and then on, or
by pressing the reset button if it has one.

Setting a Failsafe for a Point

The keystroke sequences are outlined below based on the point type key selected. Each
output point is forced to its failsafe state or value after a power failure that exceeded the
life of the DCU battery or when DCU memory has failed.

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Note:

The model HC7410 hand-held console is the only means of setting these failsafe parameters.

Setting a Failsafe for a Discrete Output (DO) Point

1. Press [CTRL FLSF], followed by [DO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The ON or OFF lamp is illuminated indicating the failsafe state.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] sets the failsafe state as de-energized (0), while [OFF]
sets the failsafe state as energized (1). The HC7410 displays the time at the end of the
sequence.

Setting a Failsafe for a Digital Output (DGO) Point

1. Press [CTRL FLSF], followed by [DGO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the failsafe value in hexadecimal format, 00FF, (0-255).
4. Enter the failsafe value using hexadecimal format, 00-FF. The value displays in positions five and six.
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the time.

Setting a Failsafe for an Analog Output (AO) Point

1. Press [CTRL FLSF], followed by [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the failsafe value in hexadecimal format, 00FF, (0-255).
4. Enter the failsafe value using hexadecimal format (0 is 0% of full scale, 3F is 25% of
full scale, 7F is 50% of full scale, BF is 75% of full scale, and FF is 100% of full scale).
The value displays in positions five and six.
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the time.

Setting the Date

Because DCUs and UCIs can operate on a stand alone basis if communications with the
host computer is lost, they must have the current date kept within their processors
memory. To set the date follow these steps.
1. Press [DATE]. The date is displayed as MMDDYY.
2. Enter the date as MMDDYY, it displays in positions one through six.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the time.

Addressing the DCU

Each DCU, UCI, or TAP must be assigned an exclusive station address(s) in the range 00
through 63. A Model 7450 DCU can be assigned two station addresses.
Note:

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1. Press [DCU ADDR]. The HC7410 displays the current address in positions five and
six or address range in positions three through six.
2. Enter a replacement address(s). The HC7410 displays the address in positions five
and six or address range in positions three through six.
3. Press [ENTER] displays time.
Note:

The DCU, UCI, or Tap must be reset by turning power off and then on or by pressing the
reset button if so equipped. This is the only means of storing the station address in
NOVRAM.

Displaying Point Values

The display for input points is automatically refreshed at the scan interval assigned using
a host computer. The display for output points is automatically refreshed as the application program(s) assigned using a host computer is executed. The MAN lamp is illuminated when the point is in the test or manual mode. This key can be used to display the
state or value of any point in any DCU or UCI on the same I/NET LAN as long as the
following requirements are met.
1. The Model HC7410 Console is connected to a Model 7400 or Model 7450 DCU or
Model 7460 UCI.
2. The point has been previously defined by a host computer.
When displaying a point in another DCU or UCI, the display is not automatically
refreshed. The [DSPLY] key is also used to display RAM in the local DCU or UCI. The
keystroke sequences are outlined below, based on the point type key or memory selected.

Displaying a Discrete Output (DO) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The address displays.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0, de-energized, or 1, energized.

Displaying a Digital Output (DGO) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DGO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The address displays.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative a minus sign - displays in front of the number. If
the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF with
a C in the left-most digit.

Displaying a Discrete Input (DI) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0 or 1 or up to 7. 0 or 1 is displayed for a 2state point. 0, 1, 2, or 3 is displayed for a 4-state point, and 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 is
displayed for an 8-state point.

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Displaying a Digital Input (DGI) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DGI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF
with a C in the left-most digit.

Displaying an Analog Output (AO) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF
(0 through 3FF in Model 7300/7301/7310 DCU) with a C in the left-most digit.

Displaying an Analog Input (AI) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [AI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
if not, displays value in hexadecimal counts, (0 through FFF for DCU or 0 through
FF for UCI) with a C in the left-most digit.

Displaying an Accumulator (ACC) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [ACC]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. If the point is not defined, the value displays all zeroes with a C in the leftmost digit.

Displaying RAM
1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [MEM]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the memory address using hexadecimal format. The HC7410 displays the
address in the first four positions.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the contents of memory location in the last
two positions.
4. Press [CLEAR], [INC] or [DEC]. If the [CLEAR] key is pressed, displays time. If the
[INC] key is pressed, the next higher memory address and the data in that address
is displayed. If the [DEC] key is pressed, the next lower memory address and the data
in that address is displayed.
5. Press [ENG UNITS] when an analog value in hexadecimal format is displayed as
evidenced by a C in the left-most digit. The HC7410 displays the value in engineering units if possible.

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6. Press [HEX COUNT] when an analog or digital value in engineering units is

displayed. The HC7410 displays the value in hexadecimal format with a C in the
left-most digit.

Manual Mode
Placing a point in the manual mode inhibits any automatic controls occurring from all
application programs (i.e., ATS, ATC, or DEMAND, DDC in the DCU, or UC editors in
the UCI, etc.) but still allows control from the HC7410 hand-held console or any host
computer. Only output points may be placed in the manual mode. The [MAN] key is also
used to display a summary of all of the points in the manual mode.

Starting or Stopping the Manual Mode

1. Press [MAN] followed by [DO], [AO], or [DGO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The MAN lamp illuminates if the point is in the manual mode.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places the point in the manual mode, [OFF] removes it.
The HC7410 returns to the time display.

Displaying a List of Points in the Manual Mode

1. Press [MAN]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [SUMRY]. The address of the first point in the manual mode is displayed in
the first four positions. The last two positions display the letters CO, which stands
for Control Output.
3. Press [INC]. The HC7410 displays the next point in the manual mode. When there
are no more points to display, the current time displays.

Entering An Offset Value

The offset value is applied before the value is converted to engineering units. A separate
adjustment can be specified for each point. The range of offset values is -128 through
+127, in decimal counts.
1. Press [OFFST], followed by [AO], [DGO], [AI], or [DGI]. The HC7410 displays
zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays the offset value. When the value is negative a
minus sign - displays in front of the value.
4. Enter a value in the range of -128 through +127. If the value is negative, press
[NEG].
5. Press [ENTER]. The offset value is saved in RAM.

Self Test Function

The self test function causes the DCU to or UCI to verify the operation of its microprocessor and its available RAM. This is different than the Test function that places points
on a DCU or UCI database into test mode. Test mode allows you to test application and
database programming.

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Press [SELF TEST]. The display clears and the MEMORY FAILURE LED on the
DCU board (if applicable) is illuminated. If the test is completed successfully, the
HC7410 display returns to the time and the LED goes out. If the test fails, the LED
remains illuminated and an error code is displayed, which should be recorded and
reported to the factory. The error codes are displayed in the last two positions.
The error codes currently defined are:

01 RAM data failure: positions one through four contain the hexadecimal
address of the bad memory location,.
02 EPROM checksum failure positions three and four contain the calculated
checksum.

Test Mode
Placing a point in the test mode inhibits all scanning, allows controls to be issued regardless of point type, and inhibits the control of field equipment but allows automatic and
manual controls to be issued to the DCU or UCI database. The [TEST] key also is used
to display a summary of all of the local DCU, or UCI points in the test mode.
Note:

Removing an accumulator point from the test mode allows it to start incrementing from the
last value entered rather than returning to the current input value.

Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for All Points

1. Press [TEST]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places all points in the test mode, [OFF] removes all
points. The HC7410 displays returns to the time.

Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for One Point

1. Press [TEST] followed by [DI], [DO], [AI], [AO], [ACC], [DGI], or [DGO]. The
HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The MAN lamp will illuminate if the point is in the test mode.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places the point in the test mode, [OFF] removes it, the
displays returns to time.

Displaying a List of All Points in the Test Mode

1. Press [TEST]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [SUMRY]. The address of the first point in the test mode is displayed. Positions five and six of the display contain the bit-offset portion of the address for input
points, or the letters CO, which stands for Control Output, for output points.
3. Press [INC]. The HC7410 displays the next point in test mode. The time display
returns when no more points are in test mode.

Time Display
The time is presented in 24-hour military format, as hours, minutes and seconds. For
example, 1:00 P.M. is 13000, and 2:30 P.M. is 123000. Changing time causes the latest
commands to be re-issued to all discrete output points.

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1. Press [TIME]. The HC7410 display stops updating.

2. Enter the current time as HHMMSS. The HC7410 displays the time.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays time and starts updating.

Input and Output Information

The blue numeric keys, and the blue and black dual function keys are used to specify
decimal or hexadecimal values. The value entered through the HC7410 may be digital,
analog or discrete input, digital, analog or discrete output.

Digital Input and Output Data

A digital input represents eight bits of data, 0-255, collected from eight contiguous
discrete input points, or it stores a 16 bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory. A digital output
presents eight bits of binary data, 0-255, to eight contiguous discrete output points or it
stores a 16 bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory.

Analog Input and Output Data

An analog input obtains twelve bits of binary data, 0-4095, from an analog to digital
convertor in the DCU or it stores a 16 bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory. The range in the
UCI is 8 bit or 0-255. An analog output presents eight bits of binary data, 0-255 in the
UCI or DCU, or ten bits of binary data in a Model 4300, 4301, or 4310 DCU, 0-1023, to
a digital to analog converter, or it stores a 16 bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory.

Discrete Input and Output Data

A discrete input collects up to three bits of binary data, 0-7, from three contiguous
discrete input points or it stores a three bit value in memory. A discrete output presents
one bit of binary data, 0-1, to a discrete output point, or it stores a one bit value in
memory.

Accumulator Point Data

An accumulator monitors one bit of data, 0-1, and increases by one each 0 to 1 bit change
or it stores a value 1032 with six significant digits in memory.

Key Sequences for the UC or LTS80U

While the HC7410 functions in a similar manner for DCU, UCI, Tap and the UC and
LTS80U, there are a few subtle differences that are peculiar to the UC and LST80U. These
differences are because the UC has reduced capabilities compared to the DCU and UCI.
Refer to Key Functions for the UC or LTS80U on page 8 for key functions specific to
the UC or LTS80U.
The following key function sequences are valid for the unitary controller. These are
slightly different than those used to control the DCU, UCI, and Tap, and there are fewer
sequences due to the reduced capability of unitary controller compared to the full function DCU.

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Clearing the Display

To clear an incorrect entry in the local unitary controller press [CLEAR]. The HC7410
displays UC.

Controlling a Point
The display for input points is automatically refreshed at the scan interval assigned using
a host computer. The MAN lamp is illuminated when the point is in the manual mode.
The TEST lamp is illuminated when the point is in the test mode. The keystroke
sequences are outlined below based on the point type key selected. Input points must be
in the test mode. Please refer to the explanation of the MAN and TEST keys for important information.

Controlling a Discrete Output (DO) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [DO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The ON or OFF lamp lights.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. The HC7410 displays UC. [ON] de-energizes the relay (0),
and [OFF] energizes the relay (1).

Controlling a Discrete Input (DI) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [DI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0 or 1 or up to and including 7. 0 or 1 is
displayed for a 2-state point; 0, 1, 2, or 3 is displayed for a 4-state point, and 0, 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 is displayed for an 8-state point.
4. Press 0 or 1 or up to 7. The HC7410 displays UC.

Controlling an Analog Output (AO) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF,
with a C in the left-most digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units. Press [NEG] when entering a negative value, or
enter the value in hexadecimal format, 0 through FF.
5. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 commands point to the value.

Controlling an Analog Input (AI) Point

1. Press [CTRL], followed by [AI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.

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3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, (0 through FF)
with a C in the left-most digit.
4. Enter the value in engineering units and press [NEG] when entering a negative
value, or enter the value in hexadecimal format (0 through FF).
5. Press [ENTER]. The point is commanded to the value.

Addressing the Unitary Controller

Each UC must be assigned an exclusive point address in the range 00 through 31.
1. Press [DCU ADDR]. The HC7410 displays the address in positions five and six.
2. Enter a replacement address. The address displays in positions five and six.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays UC.

Displaying Unitary Controller Points

The display for input points is automatically refreshed at the scan interval assigned using
a host computer. The MAN lamp is illuminated when the point is in the manual mode.
The TEST lamp is illuminated when the point is in the test mode.

Displaying a Discrete Output, [DO], Point.

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0, de-energized, or 1, energized.

Displaying a Discrete Input (DI) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [DI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The HC7410 displays 0 or 1 or up to 7. 0 or 1 is displayed for a 2state point. 0, 1, 2, or 3 is displayed for a 4-state point, and 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 is
displayed for an 8-state point.

Displaying an Analog Output (AO) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, 0 through FF,
with a C in the left-most digit.

Displaying an Analog Input (AI) Point

1. Press [DSPLY], followed by [AI]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.

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3. Press [ENTER]. If the point has been defined, the last value displays in engineering
units. When the value is negative, a minus sign - displays in front of the number.
If the point is not defined, the value displays in hexadecimal counts, (0 through FF)
with a C in the left-most digit.
4. Press [ENG UNITS] when an analog value in hexadecimal format is displayed as
evidenced by a C in the left-most digit. The value displays in engineering units if
possible.
5. Press [HEX COUNT] when an analog or digital value in engineering units is
displayed. The value displays in hexadecimal format with a C in the left-most
digit.

Manual Mode
Only output points may be placed in the manual mode. The [MAN] key is also used to
display a summary of all of the points in the manual mode.

Starting or Stopping the Manual Mode

1. Press [MAN] followed by [DO] or [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The MAN lamp lights if the point is in the manual mode.
4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places the point in the manual mode, [OFF] removes it.
The HC7410 displays UC at the end of the sequence.

Displaying a List of Points in the Manual Mode

1. Press [MAN]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [SUMRY]. The address of the first point in the manual mode is displayed in
the last position. The first two positions display the letters CO, which stands for
Control Output.
3. Press [INC]. The HC7410 displays the next point in the manual mode. When there
are no more points in manual mode, the HC7410 displays UC.

Test Mode
Placing a point in the test mode allows controls to be issued regardless of point type. The
[TEST] key is also used to display a summary of all of the local UC points in the test
mode.

Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for All Points

1. Press [TEST]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places all points in the test mode, [OFF] removes all
points. The HC7410 displays UC at the end of the sequence.

Starting or Stopping the Test Mode for One Point

1. Press [TEST] followed by [DI], [DO], [AI], or [AO]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Enter the point address. The HC7410 displays the address.
3. Press [ENTER]. The TEST lamp will light if the point is in the test mode.

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4. Press [ON] or [OFF]. [ON] places the point in the test mode, [OFF] removes it. At
the end of the sequence the HC7410 displays UC.

Displaying a List of All Points in the Test Mode

1. Press [TEST]. The HC7410 displays zeroes.
2. Press [SUMRY]. The address of the first point in the test mode is displayed. Position
six of the display contains the address for the points, the letters CO precede the
address for output points.
3. Press [INC]. The HC7410 displays the next point in test mode. When there are no
more points in test, the HC7410 displays UC.
The blue numeric keys and the blue and black dual function keys are used to specify
decimal or hexadecimal values. The blue and black dual function keys are also used to
specify the point type. The keys are detailed in ascending numerical order.

Input Output Data from the UC or LTS80U

The Input/Output data has some differences from that in a DCU, Tap or UCI. While it
is minor, the differences can mean the difference between an operation succeeding or
failing.

Analog Input/Output Data

An analog input obtains eight bits of binary data, 0-255, from an analog to digital
convertor in the UC or it stores a 16 bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory. An analog output
presents eight bits of binary data, 0-255 to a digital to analog converter, or it stores a 16
bit value, 0 - 65535, in memory.

Discrete Input/Output Data

A discrete input collects up to three bits of binary data, 0-7, from three contiguous
discrete input points or it stores a three bit value in memory. A discrete output presents
one bit of binary data, 0-1, to a discrete output point, or it stores a one bit value in
memory.

Care Instructions
Locate the unit away from fluorescent lights, heating devices, and other appliances that
transmit electrical or radio frequency noise.
Place the unit in a vibration-free environment and out of direct sunlight.
Avoid dropping or knocking the unit.
Dust the unit regularly. Wipe the exposed parts with a soft damp cloth. Do not use detergents and avoid excess moisture.
The CSI Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console is an electrical device. It is hazardous if
immersed in water. Should the unit accidentally become wet or fall into water, immediately unplug the cord, and then remove the unit from the water. Allow the unit to
completely dry before attempting to apply power.

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Memory

Physical Description

A total of 16,000 bytes of Electrically Programmable Memory

(EPROM).

Weight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.5 oz. (0.4 kg)

Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5" 1.1 4.0"
(19.1cm 2.8cm 10.2cm)

Processor
Texas Instruments TMS7001 8 bit microprocessor.

Components
A forty position keypad.
A ten-digit LED (light emitting diode) display.
Six status indicator lamps.

Communications Connections
The HC7410 is used with three modular pre-fabricated cords
for connection to the following CSI devices:
Model 7400, 7440, 7450 DCUs and 7460 UCI
Part Number: 602135-0003. 6 ' (1.8 m) coiled, silver modular
cable; tagged: none
Series 7200 Unitary Controllers (LAN A or LAN B Communications Port)
Part Number: 606014-0001. 6' (1.8 m) coiled, black modular
cable; tagged: Console-1
Series LTS80U Space Sensor Assemblies (maintenance port)
Part Number: 606014-0003. 2' (60 cm), straight, silver,
modular cable; tagged: Console-3

Power and Environmental Requirements

Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 VDC 10% @ 250mA
Operating Temperature . . . . . .32 122 F. (0 50 C.)
Humidity . . . . . . . . . . . . . 095%, non-condensing

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A
abort key sequence

IK
2

addressing, storing of

indicator lamps 5
15

C
cables, part numbers 24
connecting to
DPU 3
LTS80U 3
UC 3
UCI 3
controlling of
digital input 12
digital output 12
discrete input 12, 20
discrete output 11, 20
RAM 13

D
data format
accumulator point 19
analog input 23
analog output 23
digital input 19
digital output 19
discrete input 19, 23
discrete output 19, 23
display
clearing of 20
from a DCU 2
from a UC 2
from a UCI 2
negative values 2

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key functions
DCU 57
LTS80U 89
Tap 57
UC 89
UCI 57
key sequence
abort 2
clear display 20
controlling a digital input 12
controlling a digital output 12
controlling a discrete input 12, 20
controlling a discrete output 11, 20
controlling an accumulator point 13
controlling an analog input 13, 20
controlling an analog output 12, 20
controlling points 11, 20
controlling RAM 11, 13
data, changing of 14
date, display of 14
DCU addressing 15
DCU requirement 10
display a digital input 16
display a digital output 15
display a discrete input 15, 21
display a discrete output 15, 21
display an accumulator point 16
display an analog input 16, 21
display an analog output 16, 21
display of DCU parameters 11
display of UCI parameters 11
display point in manual mode 22
display points in manual mode 17
display points in test mode 23
display RAM 16
display test mode points 18
display time 19
failsafe for a digital output 14
failsafe for a discrete output 14
failsafe for an analog output 14
offset value 17
self test 18

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start manual mode 22

start test mode for all points 22
starting manual mode 17
stop manual mode 22
stopping manual mode 17
stopping of 2
test mode, stopping all points 18
test mode, stopping one point 18
time, changing of 19
UC addressing 21
UCI requirement 10

PZ
point
DCU 7300 10
DCU types 10
remote control 10, 11
remote monitoring 10, 15
UC address 10
UC requirement 10
UC type 10
RAM
clearing by reset

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UC specific key sequence
See Key sequence

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Warranty
Repair or Replacement

Purchaser's Responsibility

If this unit fails to operate because of a defect in materials or

workmanship within two (2) years of the date you purchased
it, it will either be repaired or replaced by Control Systems
International, Inc. (CSI) at no charge to you. Before
contacting CSI, it is recommended that you first contact the
dealer from whom you purchased this equipment to
determine whether they will have it repaired or replaced. If
the dealer will not, please contact CSI to arrange to have this
equipment repaired or replaced.

In order to obtain service under this warranty, you must

deliver the equipment to the place of purchase or to CSI and
provide proof of the original purchase date along with the
returned equipment. Failure to provide adequate proof of the
original purchase date could result in denial of warranty
service.

CSI EXPRESSLY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REPAIR OR

REPLACE THIS EQUIPMENT WITH NEW OR
REFURBISHED PARTS OR EQUIPMENT.

Direct requests for information on out-of-warranty service to

Product Service Manager at the address below.

Out of Warranty Service

Exclusions and Limitations

Your warranty does not cover:

Damage by negligence, misuse, or accident

Compatibility with the equipment of any other

manufacturer

Modifications to the equipment to make it compatible

with the equipment of any other manufacturer

Damage to the equipment resulting from improper

installation or operation.

Legal Rights and Limits

All applicable implied warranties, including the implied
warranty of merchantability and of fitness for a particular
purpose given to you by law are hereby limited in durability
to the duration of this warranty. Under no circumstances will
CSI be liable for any incidental or consequential damages.

P.O. Box 59469, Dallas, Tx 75229

Phone: (972) 323-1111
FAX Phone: (972) 242-0026
CSI Europe
Unit B3, Armstrong Mall
Southwood, Farnborough
Hampshire GU14 ONR, United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1252 370900
FAX Phone: 44 1252 372470
CSI Pacific
36 Hasler Rd.
Osborne Park, Western Australia 6017
Phone: 61-9-244 2799
FAX Phone: 61-9-244 4335
You may obtain copies of this document by ordering
document number TCON073.

Some states in the U.S.A. do not allow limitations on how

long implied warranties last, or exclusions or limitations of
incidental or consequential damages, so exclusions or
limitations mentioned may not apply to you. This warranty
gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.

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