LCN-GVS
The LCN-GVS is a visualization system that can control and manage almost any number of LCN systems and buildings worldwide. It provides a graphical user interface for the Local Control Network on PCs and tablets, and with so-called quick tablets also on small-format smartphones. Rooms or entire building levels can be displayed as background images, from simple line sketches to photo-realistic images. 2,500 included icons represent switching and control functions, also for temperature and dimming settings, additionally own icons can be uploaded. In addition to these basic functions, it also includes measurement data acquisition, data recorder, timers, central access control with personal registration, alarm technology and an event detector including logical links, also with time and date. As an alarm or information function, messages can be sent by email or SMS.
For more professional applications, the LCN-GVS provides Modbus, OPC and BACNet protocols. Since macros in the LCN-GVS can be called up with any command sequences also from the LCN-PRO parameterization, its functions can be called up via keypads or IR remote controls.
Fields of application:
- Visualization, monitoring and control of globally distributed large properties
- Visualization of small properties
- Control and monitoring of the energy efficiency of buildings and properties with measurement recorders
- Access control with people recording for all buildings with centralized and decentralized management of authorizations
- Automatic monitoring for events according to any criteria. The event detector not only alarms, but also intervenes itself.
- many more functions
LCN-GVS extension licenses:
License for 10 modules – LCN-GVSM
License for 5 building users – LCN-GVSU
License for 10 timer points – LCN-GVSZ
License for 10 event detectors – LCN-GVSE
License for 10 tableaus -LCN-GVST
License for LCN-GVS-A – additional program for displaying alarm messages on the Windows client.
Notes: License keys can be purchased at any time, e.g. to increase the number of event detectors. Each license adds to the existing ones.
