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Fx 40 johnson controls (used)
In good shape was remove from site do to Johnson Controls won the Job and installed NEAs.
The FX40 is a Web-based supervisory-class
controller in the Facility Explorer product
family. The FX40 manages networks of field
controllers using open communication
protocols such as N2, LONWORKS , and
BACnet protocols. The FX40 also provides
onboard, input and output points for direct
monitoring of equipment status or analog
sensors and control of auxiliary devices or
The FX40 supports a full set of building
automation features and functions specifically
designed for commercial facilities such as
scheduling, alarming, histories, data sharing,
energy management, totalization, and
The FX40 includes a graphical system user
interface and configuration tool that users can
access with a Web browser. Multiple users
can concurrently connect to the FX40.
Security and presentation preferences are
managed through user profiles, logon IDs, and
passwords. Remote access is easily achieved
from an Internet, intranet, or a dial-up
Refer to the FX40 Supervisory Controller
Product Bulletin (LIT-12011046) for important
product application information.
Web-based User Interface (UI)
adoption of industry standard
Here sets you will need to do o use this Item. To reset the IP Address, they need to connect to the serial (com port) using a null modem cable (RJ485 to DB9 most likely). They can use any VT100 program such as Hyperterminal. Connect at 57600 baud. At the upper right corner of the panel, there is a factory jumper. Put a jumper on the top 2 pins. Recycle the power with the jumper in place. The panel will display the current IP address and a menu will appear the hyperterminal session. They can modify the IP address through the menu. They can also reset the password from the menu back to factory. The user name will be reset to "admin" The password will be blank. After resetting this, remove the jumper and reboot. Set the PC (laptop) to be one ip address higher and login to the panel using a web browser. The IP address and passwords can then be modified throught the
