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Distributed control systems and methods
   
Document Number
US Patent 7089066
Issued Date
August 8, 2006
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Distributed control systems and methods. An embodiment of distributed control system may comprise at least first and second nodes operatively associated with one another, the first node issuing a signal to at least the second node in response to an event. A load controlled by the second node, and a distributed controller provided at the second node. The distributed controller executing at least one script corresponding to the signal to control the load.
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Owner
Colorado vNet, LLC (Loveland, CO)
Published
August 8, 2006
Application Number
10/422,525
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April 24, 2003
US Classification
700/2   165/254 700/17 700/295 700/53 700/65 700/66 700/79 700/80 72/43
Int'l Classification
G05B   19/18   (20060101)  
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700/2   700/276   700/295   700/65   700/79   700/80   700/53   700/17   700/66   714/47   165/254   72/43   29/38  
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