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Model 300 & 400 Vacuum Controllers
and Vacuum Process Computers
Process computers
are used to control vacuum
processes such as freeze
drying, coating, metalizing,
heat treating, etc. Two types of computers
are used, depending on the
degree of complexity. Both are programmed
in BASIC, so software changes are easily made.
Features include:
- 12 Bit A to D converter
- Two vacuum ports
- RS-232 serial ports
- Proportional vacuum control valves
- Automatic restart after power outage
- PC interface to for graphic display
of process values (see "Custom
Programming")
- PC control of process set-points
("recipes")
- PC starting and stopping of process
- Local 80 character (40 x 2 lines)
backlit
- Direct line printer drive
- Non-Volatile memory for process
variables
- Real-Time Clock
- +/- .2șC traceable
- 10 thermometer channels
- 8 process control outputs
The Model 300 uses a highly
powerful, general purpose computer and the Model 400 uses the
state-of-the-art, cost-effective, PIC controller.
Process computers are offered in cost-effective open configuration for
embedding in a customer's system, or in-the-rack mounted enclosures as
shown in the illustration.
Our computers can be interfaced to Vacuum Transmitters such as the
Edwards AIM gauge or the Granville-Phillips Convectron for wide-range
use.
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