L‑VIS Touch Panels for BACnet, LonMark, and Modbus networks are ideally suited for visualization and operation of various applications in building automation. L‑VIS Touch Panels visualize building systems, can be used as room operator panels, in hospital operation or isolation rooms, conference and reception areas. The fully customizable user screens can show dynamic pages that are easy to navigate.
L‑VIS impresses with its timeless design, harmonic integration into modern and historical architecture, and with its extremely user friendly concept. The shallow installation depth and low thermal power loss allow mounting in almost any location.
Different Sizes
LVIS7-32Gx
- 7” Touch Display, 1024 x 600, 16.7 million colors
- Frameless glass front and capacitive touch
LVIS12-32Gx
- 12,1“ Touch Display, 1024 x 768, 16.7 million colors
- Frameless glass front and capacitive touch
LVIS15-32Gx
- 15“ Touch Display, 1024 x 768, 16.7 million colors
- Frameless glass front and capacitive touch
IoT Integration
The IoT function (Node.js) allows connecting the system to almost any cloud service, either for uploading historical data to analytics services, telemetry using MQTT, delivering alarm messages to alarm processing services or operating parts of the control system over a cloud service (e.g., scheduling based on Web calendars or booking systems). Processing Internet information such as weather data in forecast‑based control is also possible. Finally, the JavaScript kernel also allows implementing serial protocols to non‑standard equipment in primary plant control.
Dynamic Graphical Pages
The graphical pages may consist of multiple dynamic graphical controls that show the current plant status in real time. It is also possible to access decentralized schedules, alarm servers, or trends. The graphical projects are designed with the L‑PAD/L‑VIS/L‑WEB configuration tool free of charge. Without any know‑how in HTML or Java, user specific graphical pages can be created. Dynamic information is shown through value or text controls, changing symbols, bar charts, trend views, alarm and event lists, or schedule controls. The L-PAD/L‑VIS/L‑WEB configuration tool allows for using most of the pixel graphic formats (GIF, JPG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, APNG, MNG, ICO), vector graphics (SVG) and alpha blending.
Playback of Multimedia Content
The L‑VIS Touch Panel offers extensive capabilities for displaying a variety of audio/video formats and streams. The playback of stereo audio files, and streams (e.g. webradio,) is started or stopped by the respective action object. The playback of video files (e.g. reception area information) or streams (e.g. webcams) is implemented via webcam controls.
Integration with L-STUDIO
L‑VIS Touch Panels integrate seamlessly into the L‑STUDIO platform. At the touch of a button, compatible projects can be deployed and managed. This significantly reduces engineering time and cost.
Connectivity and Data Points
The L‑VIS Touch Panels support connectivity to BACnet networks and LonMark systems. In addition, the Touch Panels provide communication to Modbus either as Master or Slave. For this purpose, Modbus TCP is supported exclusively and Modbus RTU is available via the RS‑485 terminal.
BACnet networks are connected via BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC or BACnet MS/TP. The L‑VIS Touch Panels implement the BACnet Building Controller (B‑BC) profile and are BTL certified. They include a fully featured built‑in BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC to MS/TP router with BBMD (BACnet Broadcast Management Device) and slave proxy functionality.
L‑VIS Touch Panels communicate with LonMark Systems via IP‑852 (Ethernet/ IP) or TP/ FT‑10 channels. The integrated remote network interface (Ethernet/ IP) provides remote access to the TP/ FT‑10 channel for configuration, service and maintenance purposes.
Math objects can calculate any kind of formula using data points available on the device.
L‑VIS devices are equipped with two Ethernet ports. They can either be configured to use the internal switch to interconnect the two ports or every port is configured to work in a separate IP network.
When the Ethernet ports are configured for two separate IP networks, one port can be connected for instance to a WAN (Wide Area Network) with enabled network security (HTTPS) while the second port can be configured to be connected to an insecure network (LAN) where the standard building automation protocols like BACnet/IP, LON/IP, or Modbus TCP are used. These devices also feature firewall functionality to isolate particular protocols or services between the ports.
Using the internal switch, a daisy chained line topology of up to 20 devices can be built, which reduces costs for network installation. The IP switch also allows the setup of a redundant Ethernet installation (ring topology), which increases reliability. The redundant Ethernet topology is enabled by the Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP), which is supported by most managed switches.
The L‑VIS devices provide fully featured AST™ functionality (Alarming, Scheduling, and Trending) and can be integrated perfectly into the L‑WEB Building Management System.
Features
- High resolution TFT touch display with dimmable backlight
- Frameless glass front and capacitive touch
- Flush‑mounting in combination with the mounting frame
- Stores customized graphical pages
- Visualization of customized graphical pages through built‑in touch panel, LWEB‑900 (building management), and LWEB‑802/ 803
- Device configuration and graphical page creation with the L‑PAD/L‑VIS/L‑WEB configuration tool free of charge
- Supports all popular graphic file formats such as GIF, JPG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, APNG, MNG, ICO
- Support of SVG vector graphics
- Supports alpha blending
- Supports popular font types such as TrueType, Type‑1, BDF, PCF, and OTF
- Supports Unicode text and complex writing systems
- Built‑in OPC UA and OPC XML‑DA server
- Built‑in OPC XML‑DA client
- Dual Ethernet/ IP interface
- Alarming, Scheduling, and Trending (AST™)
- Node.js support for easy IoT integration (e.g. Google calendar, MQTT, Alexa & friends, multimedia equipment,…)
- Event‑driven e‑mail notification
- Math objects to execute mathematical operations on data points
- Compliant with CEA‑709, CEA‑852, and ISO/ IEC 14908 Standard (LonMark System)
- Supports CEA‑709 TP/ FT‑10 or IP‑852 (Ethernet/IP)
- Remote Network Interface (RNI) with 2 MNI devices
- Compliant with ANSI/ ASHRAE 135‑2012 and ISO 16484‑5:2012 standard
- Supports BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC and BACnet MS/TP
- BACnet Client Function (Write Property, Read Property, COV Subscription)
- BACnet Client Configuration with configuration tool (scan and EDE import)
- B‑BC (BACnet Building Controller), BTL certified
- Integrated BACnet/IP, BACnet/SC to BACnet MS/TP Router
- BBMD (BACnet Broadcast Management Device)
- Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU (Master or Slave)
- Integrated web server for device configuration and monitoring data points
- Integrated browser to show simple web pages
- Access to network statistics
- Configurable via Ethernet/ IP or TP/FT‑10
- Playback of audio files and streams
- Supports LTE through LTE‑800 interface
- Supports WLAN through LWLAN‑800 interface
- Integrated real‑time clock (10‑day power‑reserve)
- PoE Class 4 powered device (IEEE 802.3af)
- Supports VPN
Tutorials
Features of L-VIS Firmware Release 7.2
How to create schedulers (CEA-709) [A001]
This tutorial describes how to create schedulers on an L-VIS Touch Panel with the configuration tool L-VIS Configurator.
How to create a calendar including exception days (CEA-709) [A002]
This tutorial describes how to create a calendar including exception days on an L-VIS Touch Panel with the configuration tool L-VIS Configurator.
How to operate a scheduler on the web interface of a L-INX Automation Server [A004]
This tutorial describes how to use the Web UI of the L-INX Automation Server.
How to create a remote scheduler (CEA-709) [A005]
This tutorial describes how to configure the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool NL220 LonWorks© Manager.
How to create alarms (CEA-709) [A006]
This tutorial describes how to create alarms on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to use e-mail configuration [A007]
This tutorial describes how to configure the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to create trend objects [A008]
This tutorial describes how to create trend objects on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to create static network variables [B001]
This tutorial describes how to create static network variables on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to create dynamic network variables [B002]
This tutorial describes how to create dynamic network variables on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool NL220 LonWorks© Manager.
How to create network variables by using LNS scan [B003]
This tutorial describes how to create network variables by using LNX scan on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to create network variables by using network scan [B004]
This tutorial describes how to create network variables by using network scan on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to import network variables by using CSV file import [B005]
This tutorial describes how to import network variables by using CSV file import on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to import extern network variables (LNS scan or network scan) [B006]
This tutorial describes how to import extern network variables on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
How to create network variables by using Filter Templates [B007]
This tutorial describes how to create network variables by using Filter Templates on the L-INX Automation Server with the configuration tool L-INX Configurator.
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to use text controls [V001]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to use number controls [V002]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to use schedulers [V003]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to use bar controls [V004]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create simple menu structure [V005]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to use custom fonts [V006]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create math objects [V007]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create different actions [V008]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create alarm lists [V009]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create data logs [V010]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create templates [V011]
L-VIS/L-WEB Configurator - How to create templates including datapoints [V012]
L-VIS Tutorial: Reset to Factory Defaults - LVIS-3MEx [V013]
L-VIS Tutorial: Reset to Factory Defaults - LVIS-3Ex, LVIS-MEx [V014]
A quick start scenario creating an L-WEB database [W002]
This tutorial describes how to create a database with the LWEB Server and the configuration tool L-INX Configurator on the example of configuring the L-INX Automation Server.
L-VIS Touch Panels for BACnet, LonMark, and Modbus networks (LVISx-32Gx) Products | |
LVIS7-32G1 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel 7”, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, silver (expected availablity: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS7-32G2 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel 7”, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, black (expected availablity: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS12-32G1 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel 12”, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, silver (expected availablity: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS12-32G2 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel 12.1”, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, black (expected availablity: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS12-32G3 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel 12”, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, white (expected availablity: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS15-32G1 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel with 15″ display, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, silver (expected availability: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS15-32G2 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel with 15″ display, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, black (expected availability: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS15-32G3 | |
 | BACnet, CEA-709, and Modbus Touch Panel with 15″ display, frameless glass front and capacitive touch, white (expected availability: Q4 2024) |
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LVIS-FRAME7 | |
 | Mounting frame for 7″ Touch Panels |
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LVIS-FRAME12 | |
 | Mounting frame for 12.1″ Touch Panels |
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LVIS-FRAME15 | |
 | Mounting frame for 15″ Touch Panels |
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LVIS-ONWALL12 | |
| Mounting frame side cover for LVIS‑FRAME12 | |
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LVIS-ONWALL15 | |
 | Mounting frame side cover for LVIS‑FRAME15 |
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LVIS-ONWALL7 | |
| Mounting frame side cover for LVIS‑FRAME7 |
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LVIS-MNTKIT-U | |
 | L-VIS Mounting Kit Universal (LVIS-FRAMEx not included) |
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LTE-800 | |
 | LTE Interface |
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LWLAN-800 | |
 | Wireless LAN Interface IEEE 802.11bgn |
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