French term
logiques de commande,
| 3 +2 | control logic |
Tony M
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Proposed translations
control logic
Usually, this refers to the logic used to determine how the lighting is controlled.
I don't really know why they have sued 'logiques' in the plural; although there might be more than one 'logic' in any given system, it is not always necessary to actually state that in EN. Unless this is referring to a certain group of specific 'logiques'
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Note added at 4 hrs (2018-05-23 14:38:35 GMT)
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The sort of thing is usually "IF motion detector shows room occupied AND IF outside daylight < THRESHOLD, THEN lighting on" --- obviously a great deal more complex than that in a complicated system!
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Note added at 4 hrs (2018-05-23 14:42:51 GMT)
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But as Daryo points out, it could also be some kind of situation-specific shorthand for 'logic control modules' etc. --- though normally I'd expect this sort of system to operate from one or a small number of co-ordinated centralized control units.
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