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Modern systems for lighting control
Klein, Tomáš ; Pavelka, Tomáš (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
This Master's thesis deals with intelligent installation systems, focused on lighting systems using the DALI bus system. Theoretical part of this work includes a list of currently available intelligent installation systems and its use in both households and industrial buildings. A summarizing description of KNX and DALI bus systems and their actuators and actuating units are a part of this paper. The practical part proposes two examplary boards designed for laboratories of UEEN VUT in Brno and describes its construction, as well as the programs necessary for its programming, control and monitoring. The outcome of this Master's thesis is a survey of possible remote control of DALI bus system's actuators and mutual compatibility of KNX and DALI bus systems. Furthermore, this paper includes background material for laboratory task, based on data found about remote control and DALI bus system's monitoring.
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Remote control and visualization of bus-systems KNX and DALI for building management
Holub, Jiří ; Macháček, Jan (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
The thesis is focused on bus systems and their control by GUI. Basic energy management principles and the mostly known bus systems are analysed in the first – theoretical part of the paper. The theoretical part is then focused on software tool ETS 4, which is used for activation of system installation KNX. Software tool SmartServer, which is used for communication between bus system KNX and web interface, is described at the end of the first theoretical part. Two laboratory boards assembled of KNX and DALI parts were constructed in the second – practical part. Three laboratory tasks, which are prepared so they are related to theoretical description in previous part, were submitted in next step. Aim of the first task is to introduce basics of the board and PriOn interface. The second task is focused on DALI components and temperature control with PriOn regulating device. Creating of basic visualization and controlling of the board with SmartServer is described in the last task.
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Analysis of the Tools for Detecting Similarities between Tertiary Protein Structures
Trlica, Jiří ; Vogel, Ivan (referee) ; Bendl, Jaroslav (advisor)
Alignment of the three-dimensional structures of proteins is an essential task in bioinformatics. Because there are many tools offering this functionality, only a limited subset of them was chosen for comparison (DALI, LOCK 2, SPALIGN, MUSTANG and CLICK). These tools vary in the principle of calculation. Their performance was measured on three proteins, which represent main protein classes (all-α, all-β, α/β). These proteins were tested against a subset of PDB database containing 2 357 records. The results were visualized by ROC curves and the tools were compared by their area under ROC curve (AUC metric). According to this metric, the best results were obtained for SPALIGN.
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Control of lighting with DALI protocol in the KNX bus system
Holub, Jiří ; Škoda, Jan (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
The thesis is focused on control of lighting with DALI protocol in the KNX bus system. There are briefly described different types of bus systems. The work partly describes the digital bus system DALI for lighting operating. It analyses the ETS3 software environments used for programming the KNX installations. Within the framework of the practical part, two laboratory panels equipped with ABB Company´s elements were created. For these panels, four laboratory manuals were drawn up. Each manual includes the task, the instructions, the brief description, the connection diagram and the procedure. The manuals describe single ABB's elements such as the KNX light module, the KNX roller blind module, the DALI light module and the usage of LCD controller priOn to operate all of the modules used in the tasks.
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Visualization and remote control intelligent wiring Foxtrot with DALI interface
Pavlíček, Jiří ; Macháček, Jan (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
This master's thesis deals with intelligent wiring Foxtrot and use in the field of lighting. The theoretical part is comparsion of classical and intelligent wiring. This section provides an overview of the most widely used bus system for building control in our market. Thesis is devoted to the description of the Foxtrot system and development environment mosaic. In the development environment Mosaic is designed program for lighting control DALI interface. WebMaker enabled program visualization and his remote contorol. The result of practical part is a lab manual.
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Modern systems for lighting control
Klein, Tomáš ; Pavelka, Tomáš (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
This Master's thesis deals with intelligent installation systems, focused on lighting systems using the DALI bus system. Theoretical part of this work includes a list of currently available intelligent installation systems and its use in both households and industrial buildings. A summarizing description of KNX and DALI bus systems and their actuators and actuating units are a part of this paper. The practical part proposes two examplary boards designed for laboratories of UEEN VUT in Brno and describes its construction, as well as the programs necessary for its programming, control and monitoring. The outcome of this Master's thesis is a survey of possible remote control of DALI bus system's actuators and mutual compatibility of KNX and DALI bus systems. Furthermore, this paper includes background material for laboratory task, based on data found about remote control and DALI bus system's monitoring.
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Use compact control systems to control lighting by DALI protocol
Uchytil, Tomáš ; Baxant, Petr (referee) ; Škoda, Jan (advisor)
This thesis describes the system of lighting control via digital signals. In particular DALI protocol, this is used as a standard in this control. There is description of possibilities of connecting control units and a principal of communication between a load and the control unit. Also this thesis contains the conception of control via compact control systems, where is used a converter RS232/DALI.
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Modern systems for lighting control
Klein, Tomáš ; Pavelka, Tomáš (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
This Master's thesis deals with intelligent installation systems, focused on lighting systems using the DALI bus system. Theoretical part of this work includes a list of currently available intelligent installation systems and its use in both households and industrial buildings. A summarizing description of KNX and DALI bus systems and their actuators and actuating units are a part of this paper. The practical part proposes two examplary boards designed for laboratories of UEEN VUT in Brno and describes its construction, as well as the programs necessary for its programming, control and monitoring. The outcome of this Master's thesis is a survey of possible remote control of DALI bus system's actuators and mutual compatibility of KNX and DALI bus systems. Furthermore, this paper includes background material for laboratory task, based on data found about remote control and DALI bus system's monitoring.
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Control of lighting with DALI protocol in the KNX bus system
Holub, Jiří ; Škoda, Jan (referee) ; Bátora, Branislav (advisor)
The thesis is focused on control of lighting with DALI protocol in the KNX bus system. There are briefly described different types of bus systems. The work partly describes the digital bus system DALI for lighting operating. It analyses the ETS3 software environments used for programming the KNX installations. Within the framework of the practical part, two laboratory panels equipped with ABB Company´s elements were created. For these panels, four laboratory manuals were drawn up. Each manual includes the task, the instructions, the brief description, the connection diagram and the procedure. The manuals describe single ABB's elements such as the KNX light module, the KNX roller blind module, the DALI light module and the usage of LCD controller priOn to operate all of the modules used in the tasks.
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