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Write a VI that can act as the controller for an HVAC system in a house. The VI should include the following objects three Boolean indicators called Heat, Cool, and Fan (which represent heater, air conditioner, and fan units in a house) a floating point control called Temperature (which represents a sensor that measures the house temperature - you'l1 dial in a fictitious temperature for this exercise) two floating point controls called Heat Set and Cool Set (which are set points for the Heater and Air Conditioner, respectively) one integer control that can be set from 0 to 2 (called Master) one Boolean control (called Heat Cool), Heat Cool-on: heater is on and air conditioner is off, Heat/Cool-off. heater is off and air conditioner is on. a floating point indicator that shows the temperature difference between the measured temperature and the set point - - Wire the VI to carry out the following logic If Master selection switch 0 All outputs should be off (heater, air conditioner, fan) If Master selection switch-1 If Heat Cool on Heater should be controlled depending on Temperature If Temperature heater set point Tum on Heater Tum on Fa Turn off Air Conditioner If Temperature -heater set point Turn off all outputs If Heat/Cool-off Air Conditioner should be controlled depending on Temperature If Temperature > air conditioner set point Turn on Air Conditioner Turn on Fan Turn off Heater If Temperatureair conditioner set point Turn off all outputs ME 401- Washington State University-Tri-Cities- cmo For both Heat Cool cases, display the difference between Temperature and the appropriate set point (ie. compare Temperature to the set point value for whichever unit is on). Ifno unit is on, this indicator should display zero If Master selection switch 2 Fan should be on. Heater and Air Conditioner should be off Write a VI that can act as the controller for an HVAC system in a house. The VI should include the following objects three Boolean indicators called Heat, Cool, and Fan (which represent heater, air conditioner, and fan units in a house) a floating point control called Temperature (which represents a sensor that measures the house temperature - you'l1 dial in a fictitious temperature for this exercise) two floating point controls called Heat Set and Cool Set (which are set points for the Heater and Air Conditioner, respectively) one integer control that can be set from 0 to 2 (called Master) one Boolean control (called Heat Cool), Heat Cool-on: heater is on and air conditioner is off, Heat/Cool-off. heater is off and air conditioner is on. a floating point indicator that shows the temperature difference between the measured temperature and the set point - - Wire the VI to carry out the following logic If Master selection switch 0 All outputs should be off (heater, air conditioner, fan) If Master selection switch-1 If Heat Cool on Heater should be controlled depending on Temperature If Temperature heater set point Tum on Heater Tum on Fa Turn off Air Conditioner If Temperature -heater set point Turn off all outputs If Heat/Cool-off Air Conditioner should be controlled depending on Temperature If Temperature > air conditioner set point Turn on Air Conditioner Turn on Fan Turn off Heater If Temperatureair conditioner set point Turn off all outputs ME 401- Washington State University-Tri-Cities- cmo For both Heat Cool cases, display the difference between Temperature and the appropriate set point (ie. compare Temperature to the set point value for whichever unit is on). Ifno unit is on, this indicator should display zero If Master selection switch 2 Fan should be on. Heater and Air Conditioner should be off