List of VBT ControlSuite (WebApp) Functions

Introduction

This is a list of existing, planned and proposed functions that will be easily accessible in the VBT ControlSuite WebApp to easily configure your ControlRX. States, Batch Control and Process Operations are separate from this list.

Existing Functions

1. Rate of Change (A): Measures the rate at which an analog signal changes over time.
2. Equate (D): Equates the state of a digital signal to a digital output
3. Equate (A): Equates the state of an analog signal to an analog output
4. Inverse (D): Inverts the state of a digital signal.
5. Logical OR (D): Outputs true if any of the input digital signals are true.
6. Logical XOR (D): Outputs true if an odd number of input digital signals are true.
7. Sum (A): Adds multiple analog signals.
8. Difference (A): Subtracts one analog signal from another.
9. Min Max Average (A): Computes the minimum, maximum, and average values of analog signals.
10. Timed Switch (D): Activates a digital signal based on a predefined time schedule.
11. Integrator (A): Computes the integral of an analog signal over time.
12. Profile (A): Generates a predefined analog signal profile over time.
13. PID Controller (A): Implements a Proportional-Integral-Derivative control algorithm for analog signals.
14. Digital Controller (D): Controls digital outputs based on input conditions.
15. Math +,* , /, – (A): Performs basic arithmetic operations on analog signals.

Additional Functions (Mix of Planned and Proposed Functions)

16. Filter (A): Applies a low-pass, high-pass, or band-pass filter to an analog signal.
17. Threshold (D): Activates a digital signal when an analog signal crosses a specified threshold.
18. Pulse Width Modulation (D): Generates a PWM signal for controlling devices like motors.
19. Frequency Counter (D): Counts the frequency of a digital pulse train.
20. Ramp (A): Generates a linear ramp signal.
21. Sine Wave Generator (A): Generates a sine wave analog signal.
22. Deadband (A): Creates a deadband around an analog signal to filter out noise.
23. Digital Debounce (D): Removes noise from digital signals.
24. Latch (D): Latches a digital signal based on a trigger condition.
25. Edge Detection (D): Detects rising or falling edges in digital signals.
26. Rate Limiter (A): Limits the rate of change of an analog signal.
27. Running Average (A): Computes the running average of an analog signal.
28. Set Point (A): Sets a desired value for a control system.
29. Scheduler (D): Schedules digital signal activations based on time.
30. Temperature Compensation (A): Adjusts analog signals for temperature variations.
31. Voltage to Frequency (A): Converts an analog voltage signal to a frequency output.
32. Frequency to Voltage (A): Converts a frequency input to an analog voltage signal.
33. Counter (D): Counts digital pulses over time.
34. Event Logger (D): Logs digital events with timestamps.
35. Time Delay (D): Delays a digital signal activation by a predefined time.
36. Window Comparator (A): Activates digital outputs when an analog signal is within a specified range.
37. Boolean AND (D): Outputs true if all input digital signals are true.
38. Logic Gate (D): Combines multiple digital signals using AND, OR, NOT gates.

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