After completion of course students will be able to:
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Identify the various hardware components of an IBEX system.
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Setup and configure Application Specific and General Purpose TUXs.
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Demonstrate knowledge of the sequence of operation for all Application Specific TUXs
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Properly terminate input/output, communication, and power connections.
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Maintain multiple job configurations on a single PC.
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Create and modify custom displays and templates for use in commissioning and troubleshooting.
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Install and configure an Ethernet Adapter and the Envision for IBEX software to utilize an IBEX system over an Ethernet network.
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Use APEX DDC and TUX DDC to view real-time DDC data.
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Demonstrate an understanding of basic troubleshooting procedures.
- Interpret the specifications and select the various hardware components of an IBEX system to fulfill the sequence of operation.
- Setup an offline engineering workstation.
- Design, configure and setup an Envision for IBEX system over an Ethernet network.
- Be able to utilize the Applications Kits, the DDC Library and the standard Alerton-supplied graphics and templates in the software design phase of a project.
- Create and modify custom displays and templates, IBEX points, Control Panels, APEX & TUX DDC to fulfill a specified sequence of operation.
- Setup energy limiting, tenant activity and optimal start programming.
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Create and modify advanced DDC programming for programmable TUXs.
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Create/assemble complex control strategies in APEX DDC utilizing subroutines, Applications Kits, and the DDC libraries.
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Create/manage entries in the APEX DDC user-defined library.
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Create and modify the menus and screens of a LANview terminal. |
