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Contemporary Controls has produced three
videos to help you better understand the functionality of SAE.
The SAE allows for graphical development of control applications for
Sedona devices such as Contemporary Controls’ BAScontrol20, 22 and
BASremote, along with Sedona devices from other manufacturers.
SAE is available free for download from Contemporary Controls’ website.
Included with the download is a Sedona Virtual Machine (SVM) that runs
on your PC. This is a Sedona simulator that can be used to
experience the simplicity of developing Sedona applications with SAE
without first needing to purchase a Sedona controller.
A Sedona device is defined as having a
Sedona Virtual Machine (SVM) of which Contemporary Controls has
developed a series of BACnet/IP Sedona Unitary Controllers in its
BAScontrol and BASremote series. These freely-programmable
controllers can now be programmed with SAE instead of Niagara
Workbench. Those with experience with Niagara Framework will have
no problem understanding Sedona Framework. For those without
Niagara experience, the graphical representation of components linked
on a wire sheet to create applications is easy to understand with
minimum training. SAE has less complexity than Workbench, which
makes Sedona editing easier to use. SAE also provides features
that improve upon the Sedona application editing when compared to
Workbench such as properties window, component search feature, and
extensive online help that also explains each of the standard Sedona
components. Contemporary Controls’ Sedona Application Editor
(SAE) is user –friendly and a smarter choice as a Sedona
tool.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Videos
Sedona
Application Editor Introduction – Part 1
This video introduces the Sedona Application Editor that allows
graphical development of control applications for Sedona devices like
Contemporary Controls' BAScontrol20, 22 and BASremote. The video
also covers how to use the SVM.
Sedona
Application Editor - Part 2: Variable Types
This video introduces users to the different variable types in the
Sedona Application Editor (Boolean, Float, Integer and Long) and how to
connect variable components together.
Sedona
Application Editor - Part 3: Logic Kit
This video introduces users to the different components located within
the Logic Kit in the Sedona Application Editor (And2, And4, ASW, B2P,
etc.) and how they work with other components.
About Contemporary Controls
Contemporary Controls is your ideal partner for applying network
technology to your building automation project. With over 40 years of
global networking experience, worldwide locations, and a reputation for
technical support, Contemporary Controls has the expertise required to
make your next building automation project successful. For more
information, visit www.ccontrols.com,
call 630-963-7070 or email info@ccontrols.com.
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