Compact IO Modules XIO Family

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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• New Product Introduction
• Sales Presentation
• June 26, 2006

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XIO Compact I/O Family Features

• XIO Compact I/O are distributed I/O for use with
  the Honeywell XL5000 product line.
• Additional I/O for XL50 or XL500 controllers
• Easy installation via LNS Plug-in
• Small profile allows for installation in
  otherwise hard to reach areas
• The XIO Compact I/O family fills out Honeywells
  already robust distributed I/O offering
• XIO Compact I/O
• XFL Distributed I/O
• XFC Smart I/O

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XIO Compact I/O
The XIO Compact I/O offers these distinguishable
features

• Easy installation
• DIN rail mounting
• Only 2 twisted pair wires for up to 15 modules.
  Run 24VAC and Lon Network cable to first module
  then link 14 more to the first
• Easy to expand
• Pick and chose the right number of I/O for each
  job. No longer have unused I/O on the job
• Eye-pleasing form factor
• No complex buttons or switches
• Compact
• Very small profile. Install in places other
  modules couldnt fit
• Save time and money
• No need to run extra wire for 24VAC and Lon
  network saves labor time and wire costs
• Range of input and output types and sensors
• 8 Modules DI, DO, AI, AO and a HUB expander
  module

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Opens Up New Markets

• The XIO can help you open doors with New
  Contractors
• Bring to any open Lon system contractor
• Use as a door opener the XIO will already work
  with their system
• Start with the XIO and come back to talk about
  valves and actuators
• Once you have their attention with the XIO you
  have a reason to make a second call
• Valves
• Actuators
• Building Controls

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Nomenclature
Family Designation XIO Compact I/O
Number of Inputs/Outputs 4 4 total inputs or
outputs 8 8 total inputs or outputs 10 10
total inputs or outputs
XIO - 8AI
Input/Output Type DI Digital Input DO Digital
Output AO Analog Output AI Analog Input NTC
Specific 20KO NTC Analog Input PT1000 Specific
Platinum 1000 Analog Input HUB Free Contacts
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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• Module Descriptions

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XIO-10DI

• Typical Applications
• Pump Status, Power status, Freeze Status
• LON module with 10 digital inputs
• Record the status of potential free switches (dry
  contacts)
• electronic limit switches at vent valves or
  auxiliary contacts at power contactors
• record counted measurands at counters with
  contactor.
• Terminals 1 - 10 and the C (common) input
  contacts can be connected to potential free
  switches (dry contacts)
• States and counted measurands are read out by
  standard network variables and bound to XL500 or
  XL50 controllers
• Configuration is done by LNS Plug-in

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XIO-4DI

• Typical Applications
• Pump Status, Power status, Freeze Status
• LON module with 4 digital inputs
• Record the status of potential free switches (dry
  contacts)
• electronic limit switches at vent valves or
  auxiliary contacts at power contactors
• record counted measurands at counters with
  contactor
• Terminals 1 - 4 and C (common) input contacts can
  be connected to potential free switches (dry
  contacts)
• States and counted measurands are read out by
  standard network variables and bound to XL500 or
  XL50 controllers
• Configuration is done by LNS Plug-in

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XIO-4DO

• Typical Applications
• Start up a remote device such as packaged boiler
  exhaust fans and remote pumps
• LON module with 4 digital outputs
• Switch electrical components
• motors, contactors, lamps, blinds etc.
• Relays activated by standard network variables
• Manual control override function that is only
  activated in the "Configured Mode"
• Configuration is done by LNS Plug-in

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XIO-8AI

• Typical Applications
• Remote sensors such as Outdoor Air Temperature,
  hot water loop temps at the end of a loop,
  differential pressure that is 2/3 of the way down
  the system, outside humidity, enthalpy, monitor
  room temperatures using 1 XIO-8AI per floor.
• LON module with 8 configurable temperature or
  voltage analog inputs
• Record temperatures and voltages of passive and
  active sensors
• electrical ventilation and mixing valves, valve
  positions
• Different formats can be read out depending on
  the setting for each input, and bound to other
  LonMark devices
• Temperature, resistance, percentage and voltage
• Supply voltage for active sensors can be provided
  by the module.
• Configuration is done by LNS Plug-in

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XIO-4NTC

• Typical Applications
• Same as XIO-8AI but for 20K NTC sensors only
• More accurate at the normal operating range
• LON module with 4 specific analog inputs for 20K
  NTC sensors
• Inputs can be scanned simultaneously by standard
  network variables, SNVT

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XIO-4PT1000

• Typical Applications
• Same as 8AI but for PT1000 sensors only
• More accurate at extreme ranges
• LON module with 4 specific analog inputs for
  Platinum 1000 sensors
• Inputs can be scanned simultaneously by standard
  network variables, SNVT

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XIO-4AO

• Typical Applications
• Control a VFD for an exhaust fan. Control for a
  cooling tower fan, remote pumps, and speed
  control
• LON module with 4 analog outputs
• Outputs are activated proportionally by the
  network variables, SNVTs
• Provide a voltage between 0 and 10 Volts
• Outputs can be set to a previously defined value
  depending on a binary state
• Manual overrides included
• Configuration is done by LNS Plug-in

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XIO-10HUB Extension Module

• Typical Applications
• Used primarily with XIO-10DI. See figure at
  right
• Provides additional potential free contacts as
  supporting contacts to connect digital outputs,
  analog outputs, etc.
• Six contacts each are interconnected.
• A maximum of 60 volts can be applied to the
  contacts.
• The extension module can be used as a power on
  module for bus connection, supply voltage and
  potential distribution.

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Selling Points

• Easy installation
• Small footprint
• Easily Expandable
• Link up to 15 different modules together with
  jumper clip. No need for extra wire for power
  and network
• Lower I/O count than XFL and XFC less unused I/O
  on the job
• DIN rail mounting

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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• System Setup

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System Setup

• The XIO do not have processing power of their own
  and must be bound to one of the following
  controllers

XL500
XL50
XL500 Smart
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XL50
XL50

• XIO-10HUB

• XIO-10DI

• Lon Bus

• XIO-4DO

• XIO-4AO

• XIO-4DI

• XIO-4NTC

• XIO-4PT1000

• XIO-8AI

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XL500
XL500

• XIO-10HUB

XIO-10DI

• Lon Bus

• XIO-4DO

• XIO-4AO

• XIO-4DI

• XIO-4NTC

• XIO-4PT1000

• XIO-8AI

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XL500 Smart

• XL500 Smart

• XIO-10HUB

• XIO-10DI

• Lon Bus

• XIO-4DO

• XIO-4AO

• XIO-4DI

• XIO-4NTC

• XIO-4PT1000

• XIO-8AI

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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• I/O Comparison and Selection Guide

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I/O Comparison
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XFL Distributed I/O Selection Guide
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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• Pricing

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Pricing
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Price Per I/O
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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• Product Launch Activities

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Launch Materials

• Launch date July 17, 2006
• Collateral
• I/O Modules Quick Selection Guide
• Compact I/O Modules Brochure
• Distributed I/O Modules Brochure
• Smart I/O Modules Brochure
• I/O Module Poster
• Postcard to Contractors
• Sample unit to sales reps and
  Diamond
  Distributors
• Webcast to Distributors and
  
  Contractors 7/10 (with ZonePRO
  Webcast)

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Technical Literature
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Compact I/O ModulesXIO Family

• Operation with WEBs

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Honeywell WEBS

• Currently XIO is only available to be programmed
  with CARE through LNS Plug-in.
• Workbench Wizard and .lmnl files will be
  introduced shortly to configure with WEBs more
  easily

WEBs Controller

• XIO-10HUB

• XIO-10DI

• Lon Bus

• XIO-4DI

• XIO-4NTC

• XIO-4PT1000

• XIO-8AI

• XIO-4AO

• XIO-4DO

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