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This week I am working on a legacy integration into a modern Honeywell EBI based graphics system

We have a few issues that we are addressing

  • one is to secure remote access for emergency adjustments and support.
  • two duplicating the logic and global points that resided on the existing legacy American Automatrix (AAM) SAGE gateway controller that is being replaced by a Honeywell WEB 8000 series controller with an AAM PUP driver on it This will communicate with the existing AAM controllers over an RS-485 network via the AAM PUP proprietary language and converting it into a BACnet for use by the Honeywell EBI graphics.
  • three providing some semblance of the legacy configuration features that the University staff used to adjust and diagnose their AAM PUP controllers.
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Setting up a PX slot and Graphic in Niagara video

I added a preliminary video on adding a PX slot to a points folder than how to point the folder to the graphics file. There is no audio as I will be adding that at a later time.

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Update on HVAC By David

Team, I have relocated to New Springfield, OH, and I am serving the Ohio Valley, Youngstown, OH, and Pittsburgh, PA areas.
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I am adding content to my HVAC Locals Community weekend any topic suggestions?

Here are some items that have been requested recently please let me know what you would like added. My email is [email protected]
1) end-user training
2) wiresheet programing
3) difference between ball and linear valves
4) information about Visio shapes and stencils.

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Considering Building Pressure Issues on an Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System.

An Article by David Smith of HVAC.Locals.com published on January 8, 2021.
With all the use of economizers, demand ventilation, or minimum required fresh air being utilized in systems today, the possibility of over-pressurization is a real possibility.
While a slightly positive state within the building envelope is desirable in most cases, as this helps to keep dirt and odors from outside from infiltrating.
More to come soon.
Image source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_pressure#/media/File:Positive_Air_Pressure.png

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