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VR Control 2 is the next generation of control software for Schools.
VR Control 2 is the new generation of 3D control programs for the future. VR Control is used at Key Stages 2,3 and 4 to teach control. Users of Visual Control will feel right at home with VR Control. VR Control incorporates a new 3D virtual reality interface. All models are in 3D which may be moved and rotated. VR Controls ease of use enables it to be simple enough to use at Primary school level, but powerful enough to be used up to Key stage 4.
Includes 3D virtual reality components
VR Control enables the creation of on-screen active models. Active Model Technology incorporates Active Components, these are on-screen animations of common control components and function as real components.
VR Control 2 works with the Deltronics USB control box.
Zebra Crossing
Car Park Barrier
Fairground Ride
Car Alarm
Greenhouse
House Alarm
House Alarm
Outside Light
Lighthouse
Lift
Railway Crossing
Pelican Crossing
Crossroads
Bridge
Toy Robot
Sliding Door
Street Lighting
Washing Machine
Traffic Light
Water Chute Ride
Build on-screen control models
Includes wide range of virtual components and sensors.
Uses DirectX technology for realistic graphics.
Uses DirectX technology for realistic graphics.
Create your own virtual models
With VR Controls mini lab of components pupils can create virtual models for themselves. Functional models are constructed with active components, these simulate digital switches, analogue sensors, l.e.ds, motor etc.
VR Control 2 includes a huge range of 3D active models.
Includes online User Guide with language reference, program examples and online control learning guide.
Order Code
VR Control 2
£
CM-W5003
Single User Version
£99.95
CM-W5052
Primary Site Licence
£119.95
Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/VISTA Requires DirectX 8.1 or higher
CM-W5083
Secondary Site Licence
£199.95
CM-H3024
@ Home Licence
£79.95
Classroom Heater
CM-U5083
Upgrade from Visual Control 2
£149.95
Animated models
A 3D mesh or picture is added as a scene, this represents the model. Active components are placed over this bringing the model to life. Meshes can be animated to produce animated models that react to output commands in programs. Many different active models can be made.
A 3D mesh or picture is added as a scene, this represents the model. Active components are placed over this bringing the model to life. Meshes can be animated to produce animated models that react to output commands in programs. Many different active models can be made.
New 3D Graphics
VR Control uses DirectX technology, the same as used in games. This brings a realistic look to active models. Models can be zoomed in and moved around. VR Control offers a low cost entry into the world of control as it needs no external control boxes. The inclusion of over twenty virtual models that are linked to the Q.C.A schemes make it a particularly attractive buy.
A program is written to control the active model. Programs can respond to analogue sensors, six inputs and control all outputs.VR Control includes all the commands you would expect in a powerful modern control language. Decision making using IF...THEN. IF AND THEN. IF OR THEN Loops using REPEAT or WHILE. Wait periods with the WAIT command. Switching on output lines is easy SWITCH ON 1 or SWITCH ON ALL. Once a program is written a flowchart is produced showing the flow of the written program.
Up to 255 variables maybe used. Commands can be grouped into procedures. Programs and Active models maybe saved and print outs made.
Analogue data maybe graphed from the virtual analogue sensors or from a connected control box.
Includes active models linked to the Q.C.A schemes
VR Control comes with several active models a car park barrier, water chute ride, house alarm, traffic lights, greenhouse etc these are based on Q.C.A schemes.
