Domat IDE
Domat IDE is an engineering environment for Domat MARK and WALL controllers, supporting IEC 61131-3 function-block and structured-text programming together with building protocols including Modbus and BACnet.
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Domat Control System provides building automation controllers, engineering software and visualisation technology for interoperable building and energy control.
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Domat IDE is an engineering environment for Domat MARK and WALL controllers, supporting IEC 61131-3 function-block and structured-text programming together with building protocols including Modbus and BACnet.
Product sourceDomat Visual is a building-control visualisation application that provides remote access to Domat systems for operational values, alarms, schedules and related building-management functions.
Product sourceDomat Mark Process Stations are the vendor's current Linux-based programmable controller family for building automation and process control, succeeding older PLC generations and supporting current Domat control deployments.
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