📄️ Introduction
The Cristal Controls Jasper building control system enables communication with network BACnet devices. You can use it to:
📄️ Components of Your Jasper System
The Jasper building control system consists of several components that must be configured separately.
📄️ Connecting Jasper to the BACnet network
The first step in an installation involves configuration of the network Jasper uses to communicate with BACnet devices.
📄️ Configuring wireless network components (CC-WiXBee)
If you use the CC-WiXBee line of Jasper products, you can configure your system to connect to components wirelessly using low-rate wireless personal area networks (LR-WPANs). This is a cost-effective option for clients who, for example, need to control lights in parking lots. If you won't connect any components wirelessly, you can skip this chapter.
🗃️ Configuring Jasper
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📄️ Customizing the Jasper interface to the client application
Jasper ships with a default interface that end users access using a web browser. Clients can customize this interface to match their brand or other company guidelines.
📄️ Configuring the Jasper user experience (floor plans)
You can create and configure floor plans for your building. These floor plans contain both sensor feedback (e.g. voltage, current, power, frequency, lamp feedback) and setting controls for BACnet devices. You can place both types of objects in the places within your floor plans so that Jasper users can easily find the readings and controls they need.
📄️ Managing Loggers
Jasper logs activity from both its own components and those on the BACnet network it works with.
📄️ Managing Users
Before people can use Jasper, they need user IDs that enable them to access and work with the system. You can create those user IDs.
📄️ Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
If you have an issue with Jasper or the BACnet system, use the processes in this chapter to diagnose the issue.