FDD Batch Configuration
The goal of FDD configuration is to establish monitoring and alarms on any of the integrated pieces of equipment to determine a system fault. Follow the below steps to configure FDDs of your choice.
Go to KDOE OS and select a site.
Navigate to the FDD module through the main left navigation bar.
Click on the three dots icon at the top right corner of the FDD page.
From the drop down menu select the Configs.
Select the Routines you would like to enable from the list.
Click on the Configure button at the bottom right of the page, select a Policy and then click Configure.
This will run a job in the background to find all the matches based on the integrated devices and data models that you have in your building.
This will put the routines in the Disabled state vs the Not Configured state.
You can click through each one of the routines from the list and make adjustments.
The routine configuration page will open up from where you can select the devices you want to be part of FDD.
On the right section, the Routine Params section you can customize the parameters to your liking. Even though the parameters are chosen while configuring the actual routine they can be changed based on users’ preferences.
You can also adjust the notification settings, add external data source, enable the routine and adjust base settings.
Once you have the configuration settled click on Configure and you’re good to go!
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