How to access and operate your command window
In this article we will cover how to:
Access and operate the command window in order to adjust the set point and schedule of a point.
Benefit from the ease of commanding a point from a compact and simple to use single pane window
Navigating to the Command Window
Accessing the command window can be done through 4 main windows.
Device Details
Clicking on the ‘Device’ card you will find a complete list of devices and the option to search or filter through.
Clicking on a device will bring up the device details page.
On the device details page you will find the device points organized and in a separate drop-down menu.
Hovering your cursor over a writable point will reveal a blue pencil icon from the left.
Clicking on the pencil icon will open up the command window for the writable variable.
Floor Plans
Clicking on the ‘areas’ card you will find a list of floors, each representing a different floor plan.
Once you have the floor plan opened, devices are populated on the floor plan overview.
Each device will have a marker split between a blue name section as well as a white point value section.
Clicking the white point value section will open a pop up command window.
Systems
When navigating to the ‘system’ card on the dashboard you will find a list of systems within the site.
When you click on one of the systems you will have an overview of devices populated on a graphic view.
Each device will have a marker split between a blue name section as well as a white point value section.
Clicking the white point value section will open a pop up command window.
Device Summary Widgets
Within a device summary widget, you will find a list of points that have been selected for the widget.
Hovering your cursor over a writable point will reveal a blue pencil icon from the left.
Clicking on the pencil icon will open up a command window.
Command Window Navigation
There are two types of command windows
Command Window that opens up from Device Details and Summary.
Command Window that opens up from Areas and Systems.
- Command control window is split in three sections
Command Window that opens up from Areas and Systems.
Points
In this section of the command window you will find all of the related points of the selected point you have clicked on.
Variables
In this section you will find all of the writable points that are related to the selected point you have clicked on.
Action
In the action tab you have the ability to Control the points and edit the variables.
Within the action tab there are 4 main options to adjust:
Within the Priority dropdown you can choose a range of 4 levels
Override, with a priority level of 10. Used to override a point.
Set, with a priority level of 17. Used to update setpoints.
Auto used to release overrides to natural state.
Release, used to release a point from a Set command.
Value which is the editable value you would like to write to the point.
Duration which is grayed out unless commanding an Override priority to the point.
Reason drop down menu with a list of preset reasons as well as a box to write down any notes on such reasons.
Command Window that opens up from Device Details and Summary.
Variables
In this section you will find the writable point that you have clicked on.
Action
In the action tab you have the ability to Control the point by editing the variable.
Within the action tab there are 4 main options to adjust:
Within the Priority dropdown you can choose a range of 4 levels
Override, with a priority level of 10. Used to override a point.
Set, with a priority level of 17. Used to update setpoints.
Auto used to release overrides to natural state.
Release, used to release a point from a Set command.
Value which is the editable value you would like to write to the point.
Duration which is grayed out unless commanding an Override priority to the point.
Reason drop down menu with a list of preset reasons as well as a box to write down any notes on such reasons.
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