Recording and control overview

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Recording and control overview
ABB R&C
ABB Recorders and Controllers
Products Overview
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Presentation Overview
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Introduction to R&C
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ControlMaster Controllers
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ScreenMaster Paperless Recorders
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Applications & Industries
St. Neots - Location
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St. Neots
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Stonehouse
St. Neots - Capabilities
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Design
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Electronic
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Software
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Mechanical
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Technical Publications
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Quality
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Manufacturing
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Product
Management/Marketing
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Product Support (Level 3)
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A Complete Range of Recording & Control Solutions
ControlMaster
Controllers &
Indicators
ScreenMaster
Paperless
Videographic
Recorders
Circular Chart/
Strip
Recorders
ControlMaster – The Range
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CM30
1/4th
CM50 ½th DIN Controller
DIN Controller
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CM10 1/8th DIN Controller
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CM15 1/8th DIN Indicator
ControlMaster
Features Overview
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4 Standard Size
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Suitable for harsh environment (IP66)
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Power colour display
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Historical Trend Display
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Diagnostics message
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Single or Dual loop
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Scalable hardware and software options
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Powerful control capability
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Easy setup using standard templates
1/8 DIN, ¼ DIN, 1/2 DIN
ControlMaster
Powerful Display
Global Alarm Icon
Instrument Tag
5 Digit PV Display
Engineering Units
Bargraph
Auto/Manual
Status
Identifiers
Adjust Icon
Functions Key
Alarm/Diagnostic
Messages
ControlMaster
Powerful Display
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Multiple display templates
enable the display potential to
be easily maximized
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Split screen displays for dual
loop and cascade control
configurations
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Short Term Trending
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Multiple operator pages
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Customizable
ControlMaster(CM30)
Universal Process Input
ControlMaster
Scaleable Capability
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Scalable IO and functionality to match
application requirements
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Easy plug and play upgrade via IO Module
and function key
ControlMaster
Template Based Configuration
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Easy template based configuration
§ Up to 20 pre-configured templates selectable
§ Automatic assignment of I/O and function blocks
§ Automatic selection of display template
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User Customizable
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Typical Examples
- Single or Dual Loop
- Single Loop with Split Output
- Single Loop with RSP(Remote Setpoint)
- Cascade Control
- Ratio Control
- Analog backup /Auto-Manual Selection
And more…
Single Loop Control
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Single Loop Control – Split Output
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Single Loop Control – Remote Setpoint
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Cascade Control
Temperature Control of Electrically or Gas Heated Furnaces
Boiler Drum Level Control (Cascade with FeedForward)
Ratio Control / Dual Loop
Ration Control Product Blending
Dual Loop Control ( 2 independent loops)
Analog Back-up / Auto Manual Station
DO
Series connection
ControlMaster
Powerful Control Functionality
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Bring even the trickiest processes
under control
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Powerful auto tune
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Predictive control
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Adaptive control
Flexible Capability
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Process alarms
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Math & Logic
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Totalization
ControlMaster
Communication
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Flexible communications for easy
integration to control systems
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RS485
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MODBUS RTU Slave
Ethernet
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Webserver
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Email
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MODBUS TCP Server
ControlMaster
Diagnostics
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Time saving diagnostic features
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Full text descriptions
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Log of historical messages
Examples of messages
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Maintenance
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‘Loop 1 Autotune Fail’, ‘Oscillation Loop 1’,
Valve 1 sticking’…
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Check Function
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‘Loop 1 Autotune Pass’, ‘In configuration’…
Failure
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‘PV 1 Failed’, ‘RSP 1 Failed’, ‘CJ 1 Failed’…
Application - Steam Distribution
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Uses ‘override’ control principle
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Flow is controlled variable
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Pressure is override (soft limit) variable
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When pressure exceeds SP its output
becomes active
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Also used in water distribution
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Same override technique used in furnaces
and other applications
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Application - Process Batching
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Suitable for flow applications
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Uses totaliser
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Remote go/stop using digital
input
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Display of instantaneous and
totalised values
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Relay output when batch
complete
Application - Steam Boilers
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Application found in almost all the
plants we visit
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Large retrofit opportunity
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Two element used to compensate for
‘swell effect’ from bubbles
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Three element compensates for
Feedwater variations
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Recording of steam flow output
Single Element Drum Level
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Two Element Drum Level
Three Element Drum Level
Paperless Recorders
Unlocking the Value of Your Process Data
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Why Recording?
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
More than just a recorder...
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Records Process data
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Operator Interface
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Physical Inputs
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Current Process Conditions
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Communicated Values
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Historic Process Conditions
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Secure Archiving of Data
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Alarms
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Remote Access/Monitoring
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Totalizers
ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Modular Design
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Multiple process inputs
§ Thermocouple, resistance
thermometer
§ mA, mV, volts, contact closure, logic
input (from PLC)
§ Process alarms with relay outputs
§ Analog outputs for retransmission
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Transmitter PSU
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Hybrid
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Analog O/P
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Digital I/O
Communications
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Modbus RS485
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Ethernet
Easy plug & play upgrade
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Environmental Protection
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NEMA4X/IP66
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Poly Carbonate Display Protection
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Food Industry Ideal
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Robust Construction
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SM500F model can be field mounted
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Operator Views
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Multiple Views
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Strip Chart
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Circular Chart (SM3000 Only)
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Bar Graph
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Process
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Digital Indicator View
All Views available as standard
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Software Features
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Process Alarms
High/Low,
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Annunciation
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Rate of Change
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Totalization
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Custom Linearizers
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Real Time Alarms
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Math & Logic
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Software Features – Batch Recording
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Recording of batch number and three user
definable fields
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Batch recording process can be automated via
comms or digital inputs
§ Excellent integration with PLCs etc.
ScreenMaster Videgraphic Recorders
Historical Logs
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Records all Alarm, Totalizer and
System events
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Records all operator messages
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Simple Page Up/Page Down
navigation
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Selectable filters allow operator
to view only data of interest
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Process Group
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Alarm becoming active
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Operator Messages
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Totalizer start/stop/reset
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Logging and Archiving
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1GB Memory can store about 2 years of data base on
6 channels for every sec sampling point
ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Data Security
Tamper-evident seal
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Physical protection of
recorder integrity
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Media door lock
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Solid state design
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Internal Flash memory
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Not reliant on battery backup
Extensive software security features
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No moving parts
Individual user identification
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Communications
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Ethernet
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Modbus RS485
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File Transfer
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Slave (SM500F)
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Email
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Master
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Webserver
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Modbus TCP
ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
DataManager Pro Software
§Data
Analysis
Tools
§Adjustable
Chart Marker
§Data
§Export
Integrity
Indication
to
Excel
§Save Chart
as Template
§Chart
Cursor
Position
§Save Chart
as Data
Package
§Scales
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§Secure
§Chart
Annotation
§Chart
Cursor
Chart
Signature
§Tabular
Data
ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Detailed data analysis
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Single or dual cursor analysis
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Simultaneously display of chart and tabular data
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Chart annotation & markers
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Zoom and scroll functions
Secure Chart Signatures
adding annotation to the chart
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Signatures can be applied during data analysis
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Permanently stored along side the original process data
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Ideal for post production approval/sign-off
ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
SM500F
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The world’s first and only
FieldMountable Videographic
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Up to 7 analog/digital inputs
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12 Recording channels
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4 Alarms per channel
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Colour or Mono display options
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64Mb of Internal Memory
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Optional Totalizers
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Optional Math & Logic
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Optional Ethernet Communications
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Optional Batch
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Optional Modbus RS485
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
SM1000
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Up to 12 inputs/recording
channels
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2 Alarms per channel
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New 5 inch TFT Display
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1Mb of Internal Memory
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Optional Totalizers
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Optional Batch Recording
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Optional Ethernet Communications
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Optional Math & Logic
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
SM3000
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Up to 36 inputs
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36 recording channels
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6 Groups
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4 Alarms per channel
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2 Totalizers per channel
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31cm (12.1 inch) TFT Display
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8Mb of Internal Memory
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Circular chart view
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Ethernet communications as standard
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Optional Math & Logic
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Optional Batch Recording
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ScreenMaster Videographic Recorders
Selection Guide
SM500
SM1000
SM3000
144x144mm
144x144mm
288x288mm
IP66/Nema 4X
IP66/Nema 4X
IP66/Nema 4X
1-7
6 -12
6 - 36
24Vdc Tx PSU¹
Max 2 inputs
Max 12 inputs
Max 10 inputs
Relay Outputs¹
1 std, Max 3
Max 18
Max 24
Analogue Outputs¹
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Max 6
Max 8
Logic Inputs¹
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Max 18
Max 24
Internal Memory
64Mbyte
1Mbyte
8Mbyte
Totalisers
Optional
Optional
Standard
Maths/Logic
Optional
Optional
Optional
Ethernet
Optional
Optional
Standard
RS485 Modbus
Optional
Optional
Optional
Panel Size
Panel Sealing
Universal Inputs
(incl. logic)
Recording & Control – Focus Markets/Applications
§Food
& Beverage
§Water
& Waste Water
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Retorts
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Borehole Abstraction
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Cookers
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Trade Waste Monitoring
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Pasteurisation
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Chemical Dosing
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Cold Storage
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Pumping Stations/Irrigation
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Carbonation
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Water Quality Monitoring
§Energy
§General
Industry
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Boiler Control
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Medical Autoclaves
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Steam Distribution
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Tyre Curing
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Energy Usage Monitoring
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Heat Treatment Furnaces
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Control Room Recorder Retrofit
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Climatic Chambers
Case Study 1
Isotron
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Provider of contract sterilization services
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Problem
§ Use of paper recorders slowed batch approval and signoff
§ Unreliability with paper recorders
§ Difficult to share sterilization records with customers
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Solution
§ Paperless recorders and DataManager Pro installed and
connected to LAN
§ Chart signature used for batch signoff
§ Data packaging function used to share original secure
process data with customers
“Moving to new technology really is a leap forward, like going from pen to quill” Chris Barry, Isotron
Proven in Water & Waste
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Water treatment control and
recording
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Tamperproof records of wastewater
discharge
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Installed base and customers
include:
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United Utilities – UK
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Anglian Water – UK
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Westlands Water – USA
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Orasqualia - Egypt
Proven in Power
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Data Recording using paperless
recorders
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Ancillary application for controllers
and indicators
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Installed base and customers
include:
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Scottish & Southern Energy Ferrybridge C – UK
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Vattenfall - Lichterfelde Power
Station – Germany
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IBERDROLA - San Sebastian
– Spain
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Ontario Power & Gas –
Pickering - Canada
Award Winning Technology
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