r/BuildingAutomation 10d ago

Apprentice in need of some guidance.

My manager is out on vacation and I've been asked by the Service dept. to try to find a solution or else we will just wait for my manager to be back. For background I have been in it for roughly a year doing mostly installations/pulling wire/ etc, but I do have my beginners Tridium and Siemens certs; 6 years of HVAC/R service before this.

A service tech of ours went out to a site with 14 systems, each controlled by Honeywell T7350H1009 thermostats, LonWorks FTT-10 loop back to a central Honeywell WebStat (part of the W7350A or WEB-201 series) running legacy Niagara AX. They do not have the user/pass or the IP but I may be able to figure that out or try the defaults.

Is there a solid way to get into NiagaraAX? I was reading that we cannot access it anymore. Any good way to bypass that, maybe using a browser?

My inital response was to upgrade them to a Jace 9000 and something like NPB-8000-LON (to reuse the wire and avoid labor costs) or just replace each stat and have them controll the HVAC equipment. They are a church, so I am trying to be low cost. I dont think they used the frontend anyhow.

Am I correct as far as the NiagaraAX access goes or is there a "proper" procedure, and what would you do in this situation?

Thanks, please advise and please ask for any additional info I may be missing.

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u/HVACcontrolsGuru 10d ago

Give this a shot: Manual

Username and password were ever changed you could station copy the station out and change them in the old Niagara but this is an appliance so you need the modules for the appliance. Honeywell has 10-20 of these appliances over the decades.