Alerton Visual Logic Software
Alerton’s VLCA-1688 is an advanced application controller (AAC; BTL listing is pending) with a high resolution 12-bit A/D; D/A converter and new, 32-bit processor and real-time clock that supports its own schedules, trendlogs and alarms. The VLCA-1688 includes monitored on-board Hand-Off-Auto (HOA) switches, Ethernet or MS/TP connectivity, and additional math functions beyond the standard VLC.
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It also leverages new DDC Function blocks such as an astronomical clock and wet bulb calculator. With 16 universal inputs, the VLCA-1688 economically fills the gap between the VLC-1188 and a VLX with EXP modules in an Alerton system.
Alerton’s VisualLogic Display (VLD) is a communicating sensor-controller combination with built-in temperature and humidity sensors that targets common applications such as roof top units, fan-coil units and heat pumps. It provides a cost-effective solution to meet in-room hotel requirements—an easy-to-use interface, easy-to-see digital display, and Celsius/Fahrenheit change over—where you already have Alerton systems in public or common areas. The VLD-362W features an integrated wireless receiver that communicates to different combinations of sensors for occupancy and detects whether doors and/or windows are open or closed, then reports back to the front end BAS. The Alerton® AZW-5000 provides for the wireless extension of a BACnet network using mesh networking topology to ensure self-healing, reliable communications. The AZW-5000 offers the ability to locate Alerton VisualLogic controllers (VLCs) up to 200 feet away from the nearest wired or wireless connection point.
Three or more AZW-5000s make up a wireless mesh network. Each AZW-5000 on that network supports an MS/TP network with one or more unitary controllers (VLC, VLD, VAV, or MS/TP Microset). VAV Controller.