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One, Five, and Seven and a halfsecond scan time options (based on model selected),
2. Thirty-two (32) bit microprocessor,
3. 256K Flash memory based firm-
ware which is socket mounted for field replacement as new firmware versions are released
256K Flash memory redundant
*RAM back-up,
32/64/*512k optional RAM sizes
15 character Labels for each con-
trol decision "object",
150 day RAM and clock batter
back-up,
Portable Operators Terminal port for optional hand held SS-POT interface with multi-line, backlit LCD display and full alpha/numeric entry,
9. Local Area Network (LAN) expan-
sion slot for future optional *I/P Based
LAN expansion card,
10.Trend log samples can be re-
corded every 3 seconds,
11.EM Solutions Small controllers
have all the processing power of the
Large controllers but are faster, have
a smaller Input/output point mix and
cost less than their larger versions,
12.EM Solutions 48 and 96 have the
failsafe board to provide a complete
I/O power shutdown in the event any
fuse is blown,
13.EM Solutions 48 and 96 also have
a indicator light which flashes on the
front of the unit in the event of low bat
tery levels or the battery is missing,
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14. Portable Operator Terminal units have 15 operator programmable function keys and have many display features which are operator selectable.
15. On-going, evolving firmware pro-
vides a series of User Interface and performance enhancements, such as:
a. version number,
b. *partial object downloads,
c. modern modem communications,
d. Trend/Alarm Log Dump Request flag to enable the ManagePak Engineering Workstation host software for Windows' (Mpak EW Windows) Server to:
notify the Clients (remote operator stations) via alert window and e-mail messaging,
disconnects the unit to enable it to dump its reports to its as signed host.
Then the Alarm Log Client e-mails Alarm Logs, and
The Trend Log Client stores the Trend Log Data for future reports and Charts
This on-line alarm dispatching priority
insures that the Systems Alarm re-
porting and data accumulating integ-
rity remains intact in spite of multiple
users and methods of concurrent
communications.
e. LAN Addressing of 63/*126 Units
f. 80 Character Headers on TLs
g. 16 Bit Flash ROM Processing
h. *RTS/CTS (Faster Modem and direct Connections)
*Faster LAN Speed
*Memory Size detection for faster upload
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