CBAS
George’s CBAS Tips, July 2022
George explains how best to use the Program and Disabled Summary inside the Text Menu in CBAS 20.
July 20, 2022
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George explains how best to use the Program and Disabled Summary inside the Text Menu in CBAS 20.
George explains what the Binary Status text summary is and how to get the most out of this feature in CBAS 20.
Units in CBAS are the words that describe the value of points. Like DEG F or %OPEN. George explains how to utilize this feature.
CBAS/CBAS Web Email Alarm Changes.
Please read this important announcement to see how your CBAS or CBAS Web Email alarms might be affected.
New BACnet Diagnostics are now available using LX host controllers with CBAS version 20 dated March 23 2022 or newer. The channel must be programmed in CBAS and it must be BACnet “On Controller”. These new Diags show controllers on the channel that haven’t even been programmed in CBAS and gives the vendor name for them.
George explains the Text View Summaries in CBAS, which can make things easier for you to see if everything in your building is operating as expected.
VAV (Variable Air Volume) controllers are integral to HVAC systems that require varying cooling and heating loads in different zones. In this article, we will explore some of the most common types of VAV boxes and their specific applications.
The term Variable Air Volume, relates to a type of system that varies the amount of air directed to different spaces within a building based on the heating or cooling needs of a particular zone.
George explains this very useful feature, how to set up logical groups for your points so that they are grouped in an accessible way for you to monitor more effectively.
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