This video in part of the BAScontrol20 and Sedona Video Series. Saving and Restoring Sedona Programs shows how to use Niagara or Sedona Workbench to save and restore a simple Sedona program running on a BAScontrol20. Beyond saving and restoring a program, the example also details many helpful actions that are relevant to various Sedona tasks. These include opening a device, opening Sedona, selecting and moving components, accessing and opening Sedona Palette, dragging components from Sedona kits to a wiresheet, connecting and enabling components, accessing Sedona Tools and the Application Manager — where executing a Get and a Put accomplishes the respective save and restore.
Communicating with a BACnet Client
This video instructs users on how their BAScontrol Series controllers communicate with a BACnet Client. (10:29)
Virtual and Web Components
This video instructs users on how to use the Virtual and Web components from the BAScontrol20 and BAScontrol22. (12:01)
BAScontrol Toolset Quick Start Guide
This video provides an overview of how to get started with the BAScontrol Toolset, as well as the operation of each tool in the toolset. After watching this video, you will know how to emulate Sedona platforms on your PC, how to open a Sedona SOX connection to real or emulated devices using SAE, and how to backup and restore your project to a file by using BASbackup. This video is a great starting point for anyone using the BAScontrol Toolset. (6:58)