The XNX guide walks the user through using a magnetic wand to interact with the device through the glass. You can perform zero spans, change relay settings, and check diagnostics without ever breaking the seal on the enclosure. It is a subtle, incredible feat of UI/UX design—solving a life-or-death problem using the same physics as a child's magnetic maze toy.
The Xnx does not ship with a pre-installed sensor to allow for customized configuration.
The Xnx uses a (included) rather than buttons. You do not need to open the housing to program it. Swipe the magnet over the glass window next to the display.
The pocket-sized card uses 6–7 pt type for some wiring notes, making it difficult to read in low light or without magnifiers. An enlarged digital version or fold-out section would help. Xnx Universal Transmitter Quick Start Guide
Mount the transmitter so that the attached sensor faces downward. This prevents water or dust from accumulating on the sensor face.
Watch the live display monitor the rising concentration. Once the signal stabilizes, swipe to save the calibration data.
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Attach the optional pipe mounting kit for horizontal or vertical pipes (2-inch diameter).
Use the integrated mounting lugs on the XNX housing to mark the drilling holes.
The Xnx menu is accessed via the glass-touch buttons under the display (Left, Up, Down, Right, Enter). Do not use sharp objects to press them. The Xnx does not ship with a pre-installed
The Honeywell XNX Universal Transmitter is a robust, flexible, and user‑friendly gas detection platform suitable for the most demanding industrial environments. By following this quick start guide, you can safely mount, wire, configure, and maintain your XNX transmitter.
Connect your target calibration gas cylinder to the sensor using the calibration cap and a flow regulator (set to 0.5 L/min). Apply the gas. The display will show the rising gas value.
To maintain the "Explosion Proof" rating, the cover must be seated with at least 9 threads engaged.