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Description Class Floor

INTENTION

This class is the main class. It contains and combines all the objects belonging to the considered system. These objects are

DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE

Property  D_F1 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 435 and 433 are connected by a door.

Property  D_F2 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 433 and 431 are connected by a door.

Property  D_F3 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 425 and 423 are connected by a door.

Property  D_F4 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 423 and 421 are connected by a door.

Property  D_F5 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 418 and 416 are connected by a door.

Property  D_F6 
NL : The two rooms with room numbers 416 and 414 are connected by a door.

REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS

Property  R_F1 
NL : Whenever some outdoor light sensors are not working correctly and the hallway is occupied for at least $T_{\mathit{malReact}}$ time units, then eventually within this time span, the light in the hallway is on and remains on at least as long as the precondition is true.

Property  R_F2 
NonFormal : Energy consumption should be reduced as far as possible during maintaining of comfortable working conditions for all users.

Property  R_F3 
NonFormal : If a malfunction occurs, the control system supports the facility manager by finding the reason.

Property  R_F4 
NonFormal : The system provides reports on current and past energy consumption.

Property  R_F5 
NonFormal : All malfunctions and unusual conditions are stored and reported on request.

Property  R_F6 
NonFormal : All hardware connections have to be made according to DIN standards.

Property  R_F7 
NonFormal : No hazardous condition for persons, inventory or building are allowed.

Property  R_F8 
NonFormal : The system warns about unreasonable inputs.

Property  R_F9 
NonFormal : If the whole control system has a serious malfunction, complete manual operation should be possible.

Property  R_F10 
NonFormal : The control system shall be designed such that it can be easily changed and expanded.

Property  R_F11 
NonFormal : The control system provides basic energy saving procedures automatically for control comfort. If the facility manager deviates from such settings, the system provides a report on expected results.

MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS

Property  M_F1 
NL : The machine assumes that some outdoor light sensor has a malfunction iff one of the six outdoor light sensors has a malfunction.

Property  M_F2 
NL : Whenever the machine assumes that some outdoor light sensors are not working correctly, then the standard light scene is the standard fault light scene, i.e. all ceiling lights are on.

Property  M_F3 
NL : The heating period is the same for all rooms.

Property  M_F4 
NL : The period within which the non freeze mode is set for the whole building is the same for all rooms.

Property  M_F5 
NL : The temperature that should be applied if the operation mode NonFreezeMode is active is the same for all rooms.

Property  M_F6 
NL : The modus set by the facility manager indicating whether the delay times used for determining occupancy are adaptive or not is always the same for all rooms.

Property  M_F7 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the standbyMode is the same for all offices.

Property  M_F8 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the OffMode is the same for all offices.

Property  M_F9 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the standbyMode is the same for all meeting rooms.

Property  M_F10 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the OffMode is the same for all meeting rooms.

Property  M_F11 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the standbyMode is the same for all computer labs.

Property  M_F12 
NL : The temperature that should be applied in the OffMode is the same for all computer labs.


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