BIG ASS FANS BAFWorks 3.0, Installation Manual

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BAFWORKS
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
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BAFWORKS
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Using BAFWorks
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WARNING: The BAFWorks
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Admin Lock feature is not a suitable replacement for proper lockout/tagout procedures as
prescribed in OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.147. Before servicing equipment connected to the BAFWorks system, ensure
proper procedures have been taken to isolate equipment to be serviced. These procedures MUST be followed even if the
Admin Lock feature is enabled for a device in the BAFWorks application.
Understanding the home screen
From the BAFWorks home screen, you can easily access each of the fan groups, light groups, and ventilation groups in the system.
See Figure 1 below for details on navigating the home screen. See the following sections for details on working with fans, lights, and
ventilation.
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B
C
D
A. Device Categories. Touch a category to view fan groups, light groups, or ventilation groups.
B. All Devices Button.
Touch this button to view all of the devices in the system. This button is available on any screen of the
application. See the following page for details on working with all devices.
C. Network Activity Indicator. Provides a quick visual indication of network activity. Yellow indicates that the application is connected
to the BAF gateway. RX (green) indicates that the application is receiving data from connected devices. TX (orange) indicates that
the application is transmitting data to connected devices. This indicator is visible on all screens of the application.
D. Edit Button.
Touch this button to access administrative functions, such as adding and deleting devices. This setting requires
administrator password entry.
E. Settings Icon. Touch this icon to access general settings, such as administrator password and screen saver. This icon is available
on any screen of the application. General settings require administrator password entry.
Figure 1–BAFWorks home screen
Complete all necessary installation, wiring, setup, and configuration steps in all previous chapters before proceeding.