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Table Of Contents

1. Standard Contents
2. General Information
3. User Interface & Display Overview
- 3.1. Out-Of-Box Experience (First Time Use Only)
- 3.2. Status Indicator Icons
4. BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) Operation
- 4.1. BLE Icons
- 4.2. Non-Compliance Indicator LEDs
- 4.3. Pairing With Smartphones
5. Battery
- 5.1. Battery Status
- 5.2. Battery Replacement
6. Turning The Honeywell BW Solo On & Off
- 6.1. Turning The Honeywell BW Solo On
- 6.2. Turning The Honeywell BW Solo Off
- 6.3. Calibration Status
- 6.4. Bump Status
- 6.5. Sensor Fault Status
7. Navigation
- 7.1. Glance Navigation
- 7.2. Main Navigation
8. Navigation: Information Menu
- 8.1. Event Log Navigation
9. Navigation: Settings
- 9.1. Enter Settings Menu
  - 9.1.1. Menus & Submenus In Settings
- 9.2. Language
- 9.3. Time
- 9.4. Date
- 9.5. Unit
- 9.6. Readings
- 9.7. Setpoints
- 9.8. Latching
- 9.9. Reminders
  - 9.9.1. Force On or Off for Bump/Cal
    - 9.9.1.1. Force Cal
    - 9.9.1.2. Force Bump
- 9.10. Data Logging
- 9.11. BLE
- 9.12. Assigned
- 9.13. Location
- 9.14. IntelliFlash
- 9.15. Non-Compliance Indicator LEDs
- 9.16. Passcode
- 9.17. Always On
- 9.18. Exit
10. Zeroing
11. Bump Testing
12. Calibrating
13. Replacing The Filter & Sensor
- 13.1. Filter Color Reference
- 13.2. Removing The Cover
- 13.3. Replacing The Filter
- 13.4. Replacing The Sensor
  - 13.4.1. 4-Series Sensor Replacement
  - 13.4.2. 1-Series Sensor Replacement
- 13.5. Reinstalling The Cover
14. Maintenance
- 14.1. Cleaning
- 14.2. Replacing The Alligator Clip
- 14.3. Replacing/Servicing Other Parts
15. Firmware Update
16. Year Of Manufacture
17. Sensors & Settings
18. Troubleshooting
19. Honeywell BW Solo Specifications
20. Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability

Honeywell BW Solo User Manual

7.2. Main Navigation

1. Start at the main screen and click the button twice in rapid succession (similar to a double

mouse-click) to start.

2. The first option you see is “>Information”. Step through the other top-level options one click at

a time.

Note: A cursor (>) before a heading indicates that there are submenus or editable parameters

below the current screen.