Contemporary Control Systems BASremote User Manual (firmware 3.1.x) - Manual (Page 58)

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Launch Sedona or Niagara Workbench. If the
BAS Remote was accessed earlier, you
should see its IP address in the navigation
pane (192.168.92.68 in our example shown in
Figure 38). However, if this is the first time the
BAS Remote is being accessed, use the menu
bar to execute the following options:
File > Open > Open Sedona (sox)
You should see an Open Sedona dialog box.
As shown in Figure 39, the Host setting
should be
“IP” and the Port setting should be
“1876”. In the box to the right of “IP” enter the
IP address of the BAS Remote (which is
192.168.92.68 in this example). You must
enter a Username and Password for the tool.
In the example we accepted the default username
“admin”, then entered no password
— and finally we checked the box to “Remember these credentials”.
If you are successful in connecting, there will
be no error messages. On the left side under
the navigation pane (as shown in Figure 40),
expand the computer icon that lists the BAS
Remote IP address then expand some more
by clicking the Sedona sox icon. This will
open the navigation tree so that you can see
the App (application) directory. Click on App
and you will see a property sheet as shown in
Figure 41. On the lower left side, the Sedona
Palette will be filled in. To save the wiresheet
to BAS Remote non-volatile memory, right click
on App and select Actions and then Save.
On the property sheet you can enter a name
for your application under
“App Name”. You
will also notice a
“Scan Period” setting with a
default time of 100 which is in milliseconds.
The
“Scan Period” indicates how often the
Sedona logic is solved which is once every
scan period. During its sleep time, the BAS
Remote CPU is allowed to do other tasks.
By increasing the
“Scan Period”, Sedona
logic is solved less frequently — allowing
other tasks (such as the web server) to
perform work.
Figure 41
— Sample Property Sheet
Figure 39 — Open Sedona Dialog
Figure 40
— Expanded Navigation Tree