Orchestrator helps you
control monitored processes by providing alarm and event
processing plus a visual interface with the Configurable
Monitor. Orchestrator also features the PID Closed Loop
Controller.
Control for
closed loop systems
Block diagram, bar graph, and strip chart display for
each control loop
Dynamic viewing of change and effect
Support for user-supplied algorithms (dll's)
Bumpless transfer between manual and automatic
modes
Anti-windup reset
The PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) algorithm is used
to drive a measured variable to a preset value or setpoint.
A common form of such a closed loop system is temperature
control of a process. More generically, the PID module
provides control for analog outputs and for pulse-width and
pulse-modulated digital outputs.
Orchestrator's simple and intuitive interface allows you to
set up one or multiple windows for configuration and
monitoring of control loop(s). A block diagram, bar graph,
and strip chart display for each control loop let you view
parameter change and effect dynamically. Other capabilities
include:
Direct or reverse acting output
Deadzone range of plus(+), minus(-), or both
Velocity and position algorithms
Support for user-supplied algorithms (dll's)
Synchronous control based on response time of input
channels scanned from DAQ devices
Bumpless transfer to prevent integral wind-up
Direct entry of parameter values with a mouse-click
on the displayed value