Contemporary Controls BASview 3 User manual

USER MANUAL
BASview 3

BASview 3 Introduction
The BASview3 is a small building
controller that can provide alarming,
trending, scheduling, graphics and
programming for a small facility or
portion of a larger facility
It can support up to 2000 nodes
It has support for BACnet and
Modbus
It has one Ethernet port
24, VAC/VDC power input,
Power and Status LEDs, and
a rugged DIN rail mounted
enclosure
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All configuration of the
BASview is performed
using a standard web
browser (Chrome
recommended)

Login
The default IP address of the
BASview is 192.168.92.68
You will be prompted to login
The default login is
Username: admin
Password: pass
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BASview 3 Webpage
After logging in you will see the BASview 3 webpage
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BASview 3 Screen
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Toolbar
Device Tree
Working Area

BASview 3 Toolbar and other main screen icons
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System Menu
Logout
Alarms
Runtimes
Help
Root Tree Previous Tree Select in Tree
Previous Screen Next Screen Close Screen
Maximize
Hide Tree

System Menu
System menu provides
help, settings editing, user
and group editing, viewing
log and status, view the
node managers, and server
functions.
In BASview 3 menus make
sure you scroll up/down to
see all available options.
You can do this with the
mouse roller ball or by
selecting and dragging in
the menu.
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BASview 3 Help
The BASview 3 has a very
good online help system.
Press the ? on the toolbar
and on all screens to
access the help system
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BASview 3 IP address setting
Select System Menu, Edit Settings,
Network Settings
Enter your IP address settings
(scroll up/down to see all options)
and reboot
For BACnet systems it is important
to set the Broadcast setting to the
broadcast address in your subnet
To reboot go to System Menu,
Server Functions, Reboot Server
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BASview 3 Driver
You need to load a
driver to communicate
with devices
Right click in the device
tree and select Create
New Item. Then select
New Driver.
In the Pop up box select
the appropriate driver
and configure the driver
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