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Why Honeywell Gas Detectors won't turn on?
If your Honeywell Gas Detector won't turn on, check the external connection. If the battery is too low, plug the SPM Flex in to recharge the battery or use an external power supply and confirm that the blue light is present in the LED status bar. If the battery pack is overly discharged, the detector will not turn on unless plugged in to the external power.
Why Honeywell SPM Flex detector does not appear on the network?
If your Honeywell Security Sensors detector does not appear on the network, check the cable connection to the Ethernet port, keeping in mind that the system is for internal use only. Also, verify that the network configuration is enabled and consider using the “Auto...” setting.
How to connect Honeywell Security Sensors SPM Flex to Ethernet network?
If your Honeywell Security Sensors SPM Flex is not on the Ethernet network, verify that the correct CAT5 cable is used and properly connected at both ends, and that the network port is active. If possible, use Auto detect configuration to automatically get IP configuration from the network. Otherwise, check the IP configuration and reboot.
Why does my Honeywell Security Sensors SPM Flex unintentionally turns on during transport?
If your Honeywell Security Sensors SPM Flex unintentionally turns on during transport, the cause may be that the physical power switch is on, unintentionally pushing the power switch by the display. To prevent this, put the physical power switch located behind the Chemcassette door in the off position. Place the switch back in the on position when ready to use again.
Why gas readings are not as expected from Honeywell Gas Detectors?
If gas readings from your Honeywell Gas Detector are not as expected, confirm all tubing connections are properly inserted, the correct filter type is used for the target gas, and the target flow rate is achieved. Also, confirm the correct Chemcassette cartridge is selected for the target gas and is within operating age, sampling conditions, and has been correctly stored.
What to do if Honeywell Gas Detectors will not connect properly or stay on mounting plate?
If your Honeywell Gas Detector is not connecting properly or staying on the mounting plate, make sure the mounting plate is installed in the correct direction so that the mounting heads on the back of the SPM Flex can slot in and slide down to secure. Also, confirm the mounting screws have been installed on the back of the SPM Flex.
How to remove Chemcassette cartridge from Honeywell SPM Flex Security Sensors?
To remove the Chemcassette cartridge from your Honeywell Security Sensors, use either the Change Chemcassette wizard or Maintenance / Open/Close gate.
What to do if my Honeywell Gas Detectors won't turn on?
If your Honeywell Gas Detector won't turn on, and the blue light is present, check that the physical power switch (located in the Chemcassette cartridge bay) is in the on position. Then, press and hold the power switch on the top left of the display until you see activity.
How to fix cannot get Modbus TCP data over network on Honeywell SPM Flex Security Sensors?
If your Honeywell Security Sensors cannot get Modbus TCP data over the network, confirm the network configuration for both the SPM Flex and the target device. Make sure the target device is on the same network/subnet. Also, confirm the SPM Flex IP address on Review/Network Summary.
What to do if Honeywell Security Sensors Chemcassette cartridge door will not latch closed?
If your Honeywell Security Sensors Chemcassette cartridge door will not latch closed, make sure the Chemcassette cartridge is fully seated, the USB stick is not interfering with the door, the door is fully seated on both sides (latches should hook under the tabs easily), and all four latches are properly secured.
General| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Model | SPM Flex |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Details on fixed installation configuration and components.
Lists optional accessories for detector enhancement and functionality.
Describes common wiring configurations for fixed detector installations.
Details the Ethernet port and the internal terminal module for connections.
Illustrates various wiring diagrams for different configurations, including 4-20 mA.
Explains the three-wire connection for 4-20 mA output, including sink, source, and isolated.
Covers relay configuration and Modbus/TCP server capabilities for data communication.
Provides a detailed table of Modbus register addresses, bits, descriptions, and values.
Details sample and exhaust tubing specifications and calculations for optimal performance.
Provides technical drawings for detector installation, including dimensions and mounting.
Details the physical dimensions of the SPM Flex detector in inches and centimeters.
Describes available mounting bracket options for fixed detector installations.
Illustrates the standard mounting bracket and its installation dimensions.
Details the mounting bracket for replacing older SPM detector models.
Describes the sun shield for outdoor applications, protecting the detector from elements.
Explains how to rotate the display for optimal viewing in different installation orientations.
Procedure for converting a fixed installation detector into a portable unit.
Discusses the importance and types of in-line filters for detector protection.
Details the use and limitations of the optional sampling wand for specific gas detection.
Covers power-up sequence, battery status, and powering the detector off.
Explains the use of control buttons for menu navigation and operation.
Details the real-time clock, audible alarm settings, and status monitoring icons.
Describes how battery level and gas concentration are displayed on the detector.
Details how to enable or disable alarms and faults for specific periods.
Covers accessing event history, Chemcassette details, and gas settings.
Details network summary and additional status information like flow rate and battery.
Covers software versions and access to the maintenance menu functions.
Explains flow optimization and general setup configurations for the detector.
Discusses gas monitoring settings, latching options, and alarm volume.
Describes how to enable and configure Ethernet connection and Modbus TCP.
Details the detector's security levels and access rights based on passcodes.
Covers configuration manager, test menu options, and duty cycle settings.
Explains gas cross-sensitivity adjustment and stale tape fault management.
Provides a table of symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for common detector problems.
Lists and explains various instrument and maintenance fault codes.
Outlines recommended maintenance intervals and authorized service recommendations.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the end-of-line filter.
Procedures for checking pump functionality and verifying optic system response.
Instructions for removing and replacing internal dust and acid scrubber filters.
Detailed procedure for replacing the detector's pump assembly.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving stepper and gate motor malfunctions.
Instructions for battery replacement and cleaning exterior surfaces.
Procedures for cleaning tape transport surfaces to prevent false readings.
Methods for verifying the integrity of tubing connections and detecting system leaks.
Guidelines for proper storage of the detector and end-of-life recycling.
