These actions allow users to adjust setpoints and variables on equipment to influence their operations. These can only be performed on writable points.
Users can access command and control functionality by clicking on a point reading from a floor plan or while viewing the device details for a piece of equipment. From the device details page you will see on hover, a blue box indicating the point is writable.
Navigate to device details by:
Clicking on a device name of the floor plan
Navigating to a building dashboard> devices > selecting device of interest
Searching for a specific device via universal search
Clicking into the write point section will provide a menu that allows you to:
Select the priority level
Select the point value
Select the duration of the change
Provide a reason for making the change
Priority Levels
Priority levels range from 1-16, where 1 is the highest priority and reserved for manual life safety commands.
Command and Control actions allow users to adjust setpoints and variables on equipment to influence their operations. These actions can only be performed on writable points. You can access command and control functionality by clicking on a point ...
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