Introduction Course to RDM building management

Gavin presents a course disclaimer outlining content based on his knowledge and experience as a pianist commissioning maintenance engineer, clarifying no affiliation with RDM resource data management.

Navigate the Adia TDP software to build and simulate control strategies using hardware points, inputs, outputs, and a library of functional blocks.

Learn how digital and analog inputs and outputs connect to relays and lights, configure input blocks in the software, and test hardware with a sequence control program.

Build a foundational sequence control for a six-tap water system by implementing a heartbeat timer, digital clock, system enable, emergency stop, and counter-driven cycle reset.

In this sequence control project, use a counter to drive stage transitions, build linked shortcuts and digital blocks, test outputs with Modbus values, and iterate to fix glitches.

Implement a pause in the sequence control project that halts iteration and sets all outputs to three. Ensure the on/off control resets counters to zero and add a system shortcut.

Apply the sequence control project changes, including a time reset shortcut and block resets, to ensure pulses count and the sequence runs and pauses correctly.

Link temperature monitoring to the sequence control with a dedicated temperature page, set points, and alarms to safeguard six outlets and test system health.

Conclude this course by mastering the software blocks and navigation, and preview next modules on connecting to the controller, Modbus networking, and programming registers for audio hardware.