Understanding Sedona 1.2 Components from Tridium

Components on Wiresheets Create Applications With Sedona release 1.2.28, Tridium added, modified and

reorganized their components and kits

Contemporary Controls re-distributes these Tridium kits without modification and therefore they can be used on all Contemporary Controls’ Sedona products

Custom components and kits are not addressed in this presentation

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Components are Found in the Following Tridium Kits

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In previous releases, Tridium put all components in the Control kit. Now they

are sorted by function. Components discussed in this presentation can be

found in one of these kits.

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Variable Types

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Configuring Constants

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Using Write Components

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Converting Between Component Types

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Float-to-Boolean and Boolean-to-Float Conversion

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Float-to-Boolean and Boolean-to-Float Conversion

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Negating a Boolean Variable — Inverting Your Logic

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Boolean Product — “ANDing” Boolean Variables

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Boolean Sum — “ORing” Boolean Variables

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Exclusive OR — A OR B but Not Both

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Cascading Logic Blocks and Unused Inputs

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Cascading Logic Blocks and Unused Inputs

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Cascading Logic Blocks and Unused Inputs

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Boolean, Float or Integer Selection

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Boolean, Float or Integer Selection

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Boolean, Float or Integer Selection

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Boolean, Float or Integer Selection

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De-Multiplexing

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Float Addition

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Float Subtraction

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Float Multiplication

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Float Division

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Finding Minimums and Maximums

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Rounding Off Floats

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Averaging Successive Readings

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On-Delays and Off-Delays

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On-Delays and Off-Delays

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Using the Timer

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Using One-Shots — Mono-Stable Multivibrators

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Creating Ramps — A-Stable Multivibrators

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Creating Ramps — A-Stable Multivibrators

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Comparing Two Floats

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A Simple Clock — the Tick Toc

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Introducing Counters

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Operating on Real-World Signals — Hysteresis and Limiting

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Handling Non-Linear Signals

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Handling Non-Linear Signals

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Simple Set-Reset Flip Flop — Bi-Stable Multivibrator

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The Loop Component — Basic Analog Controller

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The Loop Component — Basic PID Controller

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Linear Sequencer — Bar-Graph Representation of a Float

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Linear Sequencer — Bar-Graph Representation of a Float

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Reheat Sequencer — Four Staged Outputs from a Float Input

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Reheat Sequencer — Four Staged Outputs from a Float Input

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Reset — Scaling a Float Input Between Two Limits

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Tstat — Basic On/Off Temperature Controller

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Real-Time Clock and Scheduling

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Real-Time Clock and Scheduling

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Priority Arrays

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Priority Arrays

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Thank You