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 | User-friendly interface resembles
a real control station. Minimizes learning time.
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 | Auto/Manual mode selection buttons and
mode indication LEDs.
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 | Set point and output entry
via
"jog" buttons or key in a particular value through a dialog box.
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 | Tuning display permits entry of Gain or
Proportional Band, Integral in minutes/repeat or repeats/min, and Derivative time.
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 | Scheduled tuning option,
applicable to proportional, integral and derivative modes.
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 | Load control buttons permit forcing a step
change or enabling automatic load changes. Statistical properties of the automatic
load changes are user selectable.
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 | Control menu permits selection of control
strategies:
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Feedback |
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Override (Selector) |
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Dual Feedback |
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Two forms of Feedforward |
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Ratio |
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Two forms of Decoupling |
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Cascade |
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Four forms of Model-Based Control |
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 | Dual faceplates (e.g., Primary and
Secondary) for Dual Feedback, Cascade, Feedforward, Override and Decoupling controls strategies.
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 | Control Options permit selection of
control algorithm and controller features found in commercial systems, such as direct or
reverse acting, set point tracking, anti-reset windup and output limits.
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 | Data logging to a printer, designated
file or screen display. User selection of variables to be logged and logging
frequency.
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 | Ten predefined process models
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 | Process model BUILDER program
(furnished) permits user graphical configuration of additional process models - no
programming required.
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 | Hard copy Users manual in addition to
on-screen HELP.
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 | 20 laboratory exercises support
immediate use in process control seminars or self-study.
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