Settings Library Overview

• Settings Library provides insight into HVAC and Lighting settings for your sites. These settings can be saved and applied to multiple assets and/or sites.

Navigating to Settings Library

• Navigate to the Settings Library page by clicking the Settings Library icon (cog) on the lefthand sidebar.

Viewing, Updating, and Creating HVAC Settings

• To view HVAC Settings, click the HVAC tab on the Settings Library page.
• Select the setting you want view or update by clicking the dropdown arrow next to the setting name.
• The following are Comfort Settings that can be adjusted:
  • Primary mode: Primary comfort setting. This is generally used as an “Occupied” or “Site Hours” mode (i.e. when customers and employees are in the site and it is open).
  • Secondary mode: Secondary comfort setting. This is generally used as an “Minimally Occupied” mode (i.e. when the site is occupied by site staff only).
  • Closed mode: Tertiary comfort setting. This is generally used as a “Closed” mode (i.e. when the site is totally unoccupied).

• In each Comfort Setting, the following options can be adjusted:
  • Heat Setpoint: The temperature that when exceeded (below the setpoint) will turn on the HVAC unit in heating mode.
  • Cool Setpoint: The temperature that when exceeded (above the setpoint) will turn on the HVAC unit in cooling mode.
  • HVAC Mode
    • Auto: fluctuates between heating and cooling modes when needed.
    • Heat: the HVAC unit will only call for heat when the Heat Setpoint is exceeded (below the setpoint).
    • Cool: the HVAC unit will only call for cool when the Cool Setpoint is exceeded (above the setpoint).
    • Off: the HVAC unit will be completely shut down.
  • Fan Mode
    • Auto: fan turns on when unit is pumping hot or cool air.
    • On: the fan is always running.
• To edit the name of a setting or delete the setting, click the ellipsis next to the setting name.
  • Click Edit Name or Delete Setting.
• To create a new Comfort Setting, click the new Comfort Setting icon (blue thermometer with plus sign).
  • Name the setting and choose the desired settings.

Viewing, Updating, and Creating Lighting Settings

• To view Lighting Settings, click the Lighting tab on the Settings Library page.
• Select the setting you want view or update by clicking the dropdown arrow next to the setting name.
• Lighting Schedules can be adjusted by dragging the open (left) and close (right) round knobs for each day of the week.
  • Clicking the Trash Can icon will allow you to delete an On schedule.
    • Yellow bar indicates On times.
    • Gray bar indicates Off times.
  • Clicking the Clock icon will allow you to add an additional On schedule for a day.
    • Multiple On schedules can be added for a day if desired.
      • Example: If the site is open from 6am until 1pm, the closed from 1pm until 2pm, then open again from 2pm until 10pm, multiple On schedules will be needed (one for 6am-1pm and another for 2pm-10pm)

Adding Exceptions

Schedule exceptions can be added for any single day or multiple consecutive days. These can be used for special events, such as holidays or overnight work.

• To create an exception, navigate to the bottom of the HVAC or Lighting Settings pages to the Exceptions section.
• Click the New Exception icon (blue clock with plus sign) to create a new exception.

HVAC Exceptions

• HVAC exceptions allow a site to run an alternative schedule for a day or stretch of consecutive days.
• Once the exception has been named and the date or dates have been chosen, clicking the Clock icon will allow you to add Primary and Secondary schedule(s) for a day.
  • Multiple schedules can be added for a day if desired.
  • Each day during the exception period will need primary or secondary schedule(s) added individually.
• After all schedules are set for the exception, click the Set Dates button.
• To update the name of the exception, click the ellipsis next to the exception and then click Edit Name.
• To delete an exception, click the ellipsis next to the exception and then click Delete Exception.

Lighting Exceptions

• Lighting exceptions allow a site to run an alternative schedule for a day or stretch of consecutive days.
• Once the exception has been named and the date or dates have been chosen, clicking the Clock icon will allow you to add On schedule(s) for a day.
  • Multiple On schedules can be added for a day if desired.
  • Each day during the exception period will need On schedule(s) added individually.
• After all schedules are set for the exception, click the Set Dates button.
• To update the name of the exception, click the ellipsis next to the exception and then click Edit Name.
• To delete an exception, click the ellipsis next to the exception and then click Delete Exception.