AUTOMATED LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM (ASUNO) DAWN™

• Built on the latest industrial automation platform

• Domestic development on Russian controllers

• IIoT cloud technologies are used

• Data protection at all levels of the system

• Analytics, data aggregation with representation in the geosystem

• Scalability at software, firmware and hardware levels

• Support for basic communication industrial standards

• Compliance with industrial automation standards

Our efforts are now focused on using artificial intelligence to analyze ASUNO data

All software and hardware of the presented systems are developed and produced in RUSSIA

Programmable logic controllers with scalable I/O resources, communication modules, 3G GSM GPS/GLONASS modem, Ethernet, dimming system*, firmware and redundant power supply.

Programmable logic controllers with scalable I/O resources, communication modules, 3G GSM GPS/GLONASS modem, Ethernet, dimming system*, firmware and redundant power supply.

Process visualization, data aggregation, data analytics, management, report construction, inclusion schedule management.  WEB client. 

Specialized software built on a client-server architecture. The backend supports Windows server. The software is designed to organize secure data exchange with RASSVET™ controllers, providing data to users through the application and WEB interface. DAWN™ Analytics differs from such systems in special analytical services that allow you to continuously calculate objects that require attention. 

The main actions in the program are performed by the user on the map - searching for objects that correspond to interactive filters, analyzing the graphs of the selected object, and controlling lighting. 

The program is structured in such a way that working with 1000 ASUNO requires attention as working with 10 ASUNO. This is achieved using data aggregation on the map and using interactive filters. When the map scale changes, overlapping object designations are aggregated without losing the integrity of the information. Interactive filters allow you to configure the criteria by which objects requiring user attention are selected. 

Distinguishing user rights and access levels allows different organizations to use the same server.

AT DAWN™ ANALYTICS, all important functions are implemented:

• Remote control and configuration of controller parameters.
• Formation, loading and unloading of combustion schedules.
• Calculation of annual lighting consumption for a given schedule.
• User management.
• View archival data, trends.
• Accident log.
• User action log.
• Calculation of objects with violations within a given day.
• Group mode management.

The ASUNO controller algorithm supports control of dimming and address control systems for lamps. 

• Accurate and efficient lighting control depending on the geographical location of the system.

• Monitoring the state of the electrical network supplying the lighting system.
• Monitoring the performance of the lighting system.
• Monitoring the actions of contractors servicing lighting networks.
• Accumulation of data on the operation of the system for analyzing controversial situations.
• Collection of data from metering devices, monitoring their performance.

Aggregation of data on GIS – when the map scale changes, when ASUNO is superimposed on each other, they are grouped. Aggregation makes it as easy to process data from a large number of automated control systems as working with one automated control system

Interactive filters – quick analysis according to specified criteria. Filter actions allow you to select a group of objects that meets the criteria for a GIS. For example, highlight objects whose combustion is above 5% or lack power supply... The received data can be easily exported to a text editor or spreadsheet, or a document for sending by e-mail.

Working with an aggregated group of objects is as simple as working with a single object. Clicking on an aggregated group will open a window listing objects and displaying their states:

Event Archive – accumulated failure history. The archive shows events over a selected period of time. Red indicates that the opt-out is active. Refusals can be confirmed and commented on by users. Filtering by event, object, status, time is available. The resulting data can be easily exported to a text editor or spreadsheet, or a document for sending by e-mail.

Formation of a lighting control schedule by geolocation. Automatic generation of a graph and its editing, statistics on combustion and electricity consumption. Any number of charts, support for different time zones. Support loading and unloading of graphs

Group commands:

• Saving and loading the selected group of objects as an independent management structure.
• Changing operating hours.
• Turning lighting on/off. 
• Setting the on/off shift.
• Monitoring of current parameter values: current date/time, current mode, current shift values, planned time to turn on/off lighting

Designed for operational management. Works on computer and mobile devices. Designed for operational control.

Upon request, detailed documentation describing the functions of the system, documentation for projects, and project examples are provided.