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Orchestrator Process and PID control

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

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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

 

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