Basic Functionality
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Field bus devices attached to an Enterprise Server need licenses.
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Use the workflow to duplicate the field server from a backup set.
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A synchronized backup is a method of performing a recurring, simultaneous backup of a selected number of EcoStruxure BMS servers. You can use a lead and shadow relationship to automate all the EcoStruxure BMS server backups on your network. Using this method, you configure and manage one lead backup rule on one EcoStruxure BMS server, which other backup rules can reference.
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The EcoStruxure Building Operation database includes a digital schedule that is combined with a default backup rule. Using this schedule and rule, the system automatically backs up all data on an EcoStruxure BMS server every Sunday at 01:00. You can edit the schedule settings for this backup rule, but you cannot delete the schedule and select another.
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You can use the Restore function to re-use the configuration data from a backup set in a new standalone field server. Rather than manually configuring your preferred field server configuration, you can save time and configure the standalone field server from a backup set.
User Interface
Use the Workspace in WorkStation to edit and display information on an EcoStruxure BMS server.
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In the EcoStruxure BMS servers, variable values are primarily stored in flash memory in order to have their values survive power fail and server shutdown. However, values that are often collected are only stored in the SDRAM memory. This is done to protect the flash memory in the field server.
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There are two sets of icons in fire graphics, default icons and Swedish icons.
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Every object in the EcoStruxure Building Operation database has a number of different properties. Properties can be of two different types: read only and read/write. Read only properties are dimmed and cannot be changed. Read/write properties can be changed.
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Timed Force objects are utility objects that force an override of the actual value of an analog, digital, or multistate output for a period of time specified either as a time duration or as a selected end date and time.