Programming Schedules with the Graphical Schedule Editor There are a few different ways to program a Schedule on a point in CBAS. Go to any output point in CBAS, click the point and go to Program. Then click the Program Schedule button. The most apparent way is to click on
Alarms in CBAS The Point Program screen in CBAS provides the ability to set-up an Alarm to show when the point is in a condition that falls outside of normal parameters, or warrants a notification. Alarms are displayed on a red banner at the top of the CBAS program if
George expands on the boolean logic that CBAS 20 uses for programming.
George explains how to utilize the Holiday Schedules function in CBAS 20, which is especially beneficial for this time of year.
Unlike office networks, the typical modern BAS is a mixture of inexpensive wiring that connects smaller controllers and sensors, as well as larger network devices like equipment controllers and computers.
In this article about network security in building automation articles, we’ll review network security topics, but focus primarily on those issues that are specific to building automation systems.
George explains how the Sequencer in CBAS 20 can simplify your plant.
George explains how best to use the Attributes feature inside the Text Menu in CBAS 20.
George explains the Activity View in CBAS 20 and how useful it can be for access control.
Pulse-type actuators feature two control inputs. Analog-style actuators feature one control input. In this article we explain the difference.
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