Contemporary Control Systems BASremote User Manual (firmware 3.1.x) - Manual (Page 47)

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6.4 Channel Forcing
To force a channel, access the Web Server Page, click on the icon for the channel of
interest and make adjustments in the new screen that appears. Your selected channel
is confirmed by the large number on the left side of the new screen. If you apply an
override value, the override condition will be indicated by a simulated LED on the main
Web Server Screen
— as described in Section 6.1.4. Also the BACnet status flag
overridden will be true for the BACnet object which represents this channel. A forced
channel will show up as “offline” in Sedona.
For any channel type selected, the “Forcing” screen reports information for the following
read-only fields:
Channel Type This reports the type that you have defined for this channel.
Channel Name This reports the name that you have specified for this channel. This
will be the object name for this channel (followed by the channel number).
For example,
“Analog Input-1”.
Status This reports any of the following conditions:
Status OK Input Shorted or Open Range High
Settings Applied Input Open Range Low
Output Overload Input Shorted
6.4.1 Analog Input Forcing
In addition to type, name and status
— this screen displays the following fields.
Input Value This reports the Input Value (read-only).
Override Value You can specify an Override Value.
Override Checking this box will put the Override Value in effect
— after the
Apply button is clicked. To remove the Override Value, uncheck the
Override checkbox and click the Apply button.
Figure 32 — Analog Input Forcing