762C Series SINGLE STATION MICRO® Controller

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Product Specifications

762C Series SINGLE STATION MICRO

®

Controller

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The 762C Series Controller is a multi-purpose station with the ability to accomplish one or two independent control strategies concurrently. It can also be configured as one or two 3-variable indicator stations and one or two auto/manual transfer stations. Control, indicator, and auto/manual functions are intermixable. As symbolized by the “CE” marking, these controllers conform to the European Union directives.

INTRODUCTION

The 762C is a microprocessor-based controller that performs the standard proportional, integral, and derivative (PID) control functions for up to two independent loops. Additionally, it provides many enhanced functions including Foxboro’s patented

EXACT tuning algorithm, user-configurable control functions, auto selector control, split range outputs, auto/manual transfer stations, assignable 3-variable indicator functions, totalization, a comprehensive calculation capability, and signal conditioning.

Standard controller signals include: four analog inputs, two frequency inputs, two contact inputs, an optional platinum RTD direct input, two analog outputs, and two contact outputs.

A fluorescent display is used to show the control variables in bargraph format, and to provide precision digital readout. It also displays an electronic loop tag, controller status, and alarm indication. A keypad, located on the front of the controller, is used for operator interface and configuration.

The controller is available for mounting directly in a panel or in Foxboro shelves.

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FEATURES

• Two Independent PID Controllers

• Single Station Cascade Control

• Single Station Auto Selector Control

• Split Range Outputs

• Ratio Control

• Batch (Discontinuous) Control

• Totalization

• 3-Variable Indicators

• Auto/Manual Transfer Stations

• Assignable Alarms

• Algebraic Computation

• Dynamic Compensation with Lead/Lag, Impulse, and Dead Time Functions

• Boolean Logic Capability

• EXACT Control (Foxboro U.S. Patent RE 33267)

• Flexible Configuration Blocks with Internal Signal

Routing

• Fully Interactive Display

• Configuration and Display of an Independent

Variable

• Pulse Driven Input

• RS-485 Serial Communications for Operation and Configuration

• Nonvolatile Memory

• Transportable Configuration

• Power Failure Recovery Logic

• Front Panel Keypad for Both Configuration and

Operator Interface

• Internal Signal Sources for Calibration

• Integral Field Power Supply

• Passcode Security

• DIN or Shelf Mounting

TWO INDEPENDENT CONTROLLERS

Two completely independent control strategies can be used. All control support functions are available for both controllers, thereby allowing high-performance, enhanced control of each loop.

CASCADE CONTROL

With this controller configuration, the output of one of the controllers (primary controller) drives the set point of the other (secondary) controller. This configuration can improve the performance of certain control loops where load disturbances are a factor.

AUTO SELECTOR CONTROL

Two controllers with a single selected output are combined in this configuration to provide constraint control or dual mode control. The choice of lower, higher, or logic-selected output is configurable. The inherent design prevents controller windup and offers independent or interlocked auto/manual functions.

SPLIT RANGE OUTPUTS

The two 4-20 mA outputs can be driven from a single controller. This allows one measured variable to be controlled by two manipulated variables. A typical application is a temperature control system in which both the heating medium and the cooling medium are manipulated.

ACTUAL OUTPUT INDICATION

The output bargraph and digital indicator can be configured to display the actual 4-20 mA output value, or any analog signal, such as valve position feedback.

TOTALIZERS

Up to two 7-digit totalizers are available. The totalizers can be set to integrate

up to

a preset value or

down from

a preset value, and produce a logic event output. Any internal or external signal can be totalized.

Totalization and EXACT tuning are mutually exclusive.

For example, if one controller is configured for EXACT tuning, only one totalizer is available.

EXACT CONTROL

EXACT control uses microprocessor technology to make ongoing controller adjustments based on the actual, real time process dynamics. This is in direct contrast to other “self-tuning” controllers that establish the values of tuning parameters based on an arbitrary process model.

While continuously scanning the process variables,

EXACT control initiates corrective action upon sensing a process upset. The user selects the desired response by specifying the desired damping and overshoot-to-load change, such as quarter amplitude damping.

Values of EXACT can be read by the user.

EXACT control functions as if your best operator is on the job 24 hours a day. It can be turned on or off at the keypad or by configuring logic functions, allowing these controllers to function as advanced PID controllers.

EXACT control is available on both control loops.

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3-VARIABLE INDICATOR

Up to two 3-variable indicator faceplates are available.

Each variable has its own bargraph, digital engineering units, and loop tag. The 3-variable faceplates are mutually exclusive with controllers and auto/manual stations. If only one controller or manual station is configured, one 3-variable faceplate will be available.

AUTO/MANUAL TRANSFER STATION

Up to two auto/manual stations are available.

Auto/manual stations are mutually exclusive with controllers and indicators. For example, if only one controller or indicator is configured, one auto/manual station will be available.

PULSE DRIVEN INPUT

There is provision for two pulse inputs, forming a pulse up/pulse down pair that can be assigned to any scaled signal such as remote set point. This function is compatible with the signals used for older stepping motor type devices.

RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE

This controller is equipped with an RS-485 serial port for communication with most host computers, either directly or via an RS-232/RS-485 converter or equivalent accessory. Protocol conforms to ANSI

Specification X3.28-1976, Subcategory E3. Using the

Foxboro Model F6501A Converter, up to

90 controllers can be accommodated with a single host communication port.

Serial communications capability includes uploading/downloading of configuration, setting of

Auto/Manual (A/M) or Remote/Local (R/L) status and manual output and local setpoint values, polling of all inputs, outputs, and totalizers, and writing as well as reading of all configurable parameters. Both control loops are accommodated. The user can also select parity and panel, workstation (host), or “both” priority.

Communications rate is configurable for 2400, 4800,

9600, or 19,200 baud.

COMPUTATIONAL CAPABILITY

This controller performs up to three independent calculations. The variables may include the results of other calculation blocks, scaled and conditioned inputs, and other internal control signals.

An equation is entered from the keypad one character at a time following the usual rules of algebra and a few easy-to-learn rules. The result of this flexibility is exceptional computational capability in a single station controller.

SIMPLIFIED CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION

Because of its flexibility, this controller is easily configured to meet the most exacting process requirements. All operating functions are examined and/or changed by keystrokes. Interactive prompting simplifies setting the adjustable parameters.

COMPLETE SECURITY

The operator has keypad access to read the values of inputs, alarm and limit settings, and the operating configuration. However, the operator can adjust only those settings which were specified as operatoradjustable when the controller was configured. A passcode must be entered from the keypad to enable adjustment of the remaining parameters.

This passcode is determined by an authorized person at the time the controller is configured. Thus, only those who have been given this passcode can change any of the protected parameters.

BOOLEAN LOGIC CAPABILITY

There are five single gates and five dual gates. Each gate is configured by selecting the logic and then selecting the source of each input. Gates 0 through 4 are the single input gates and are configured DIRECT or NOT by the user. Gates 5 through 9 are the dual input gates and the user selects one of the following logic types for each one: OR, NOR, AND, NAND,

XOR, or XNOR.

DYNAMIC COMPENSATION

The result of a dedicated calculation block can be passed through a dynamic compensator, prior to distribution. The dynamic compensator provides lead/lag, impulse, and dead time functions, each with its individual follow (bypass) switch. Functionally, dead time precedes lead/lag and is the input to the lead/lag function.

Utilizing the dynamic compensator and the follow switches, feedforward and other complex control applications are easily and efficiently handled.

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FRONT PANEL

The controller can be configured and operated entirely from the front panel without need for any external equipment. The panel consists of an alphanumeric display, a graphics display, status indicators, an alarm indicator (horn symbol), and a

keypad. Refer to Figure 1.

The alphanumeric display at the top of the front panel has two lines of nine characters each. The characters are 5 mm (0.196 in) high, and colored Blue-Green.

The graphics display consists of three bargraghs, each having 50 segments plus a pointer on top and bottom. The bars are 55.4 mm (2.18 in) long. The left and center bargraphs are 5 mm (0.196 in) wide, and the right bar graph is narrower at 2.5 mm (0.098 in).

The bargraphs are colored Blue-Green.

The status characters (W/P, R/L, A/M) are 4 mm

(0.157 in) high; the alarm symbol is 5 mm (0.196 in) high. The status characters are colored Blue-Green; the alarm symbol is Red.

The keypad has eight keys as shown in Figure 1 and

identified in Table 1 on page 5. The key switches are

single pole, normally open contacts, all closing to a common lead.

ALPHANUMERIC

DISPLAY:

LOOP TAG

VARIABLE

SELECTED

DISPLAY

STATUS

BARGRAPHS

(LEFT TO RIGHT):

• SET POINT

• MEASUREMENT

• OUTPUT

OPERATION AND

CONFIGURATION

KEYPAD

CONTROLLER

DISPLAY

FIC 1002A

150.5 GPM

A

P

L

W/P R/L A/M

SEL TAG ACK

WORKSTATION/PANEL

(COMPUTER/LOCAL)

STATUS

REMOTE/RATIO/LOCAL

STATUS

3-VARIABLE

INDICATOR

DISPLAY

FIC 1002A

160.6 GPM

P

INDICATOR TAG

MEASURED VALUE AND

ENGINEERING UNITS

BARGRAPHS

(LEFT TO RIGHT):

• SIGNAL 1

• SIGNAL 2

• SIGNAL 3

AUTO/MANUAL

STATUS

AUTO/MANUAL

TRANSFER STATION

DISPLAY

TOTALIZER TAG

T 103

TOTALIZED VALUE

47965.2

ALARM

STATUS

P

BARGRAPHS

(LEFT TO RIGHT):

• INPUT

• OUTPUT

M

Figure 1. Controller Front Panel

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COPY MEMORY FEATURE

This optional copy memory feature permits the configuration of one controller to be duplicated for use in another controller. This is accomplished using two

NOVRAMs (nonvolatile, random access memory modules) and a configuration copy accessory. Briefly, after turning off the power, the procedure is as follows: remove the configured NOVRAM from the controller; install the copy accessory; plug the configured NOVRAM and a second NOVRAM (to be configured) into the copy accessory; then turn on the power and the second NOVRAM is copied for use in another controller. With minimum effort, any number of controllers can thus be configured with the same parameter values as the original controller. Then individual parameters in each controller are easily changed to fit the particular loop.

Table 1. Keypad Description

Key

Name

TAG

ACK

SEL

W/P

A/M

R/L

Usage of Key

Depression when the Controller is in the PANEL (P) mode, causes the Controller to exit from the operator FACEPLATE and enter the READ or SET menu. When the Controller is in the

WORKSTATION (W) mode, the TAG is disabled.

In FACEPLATE mode, if an alarm has not been acknowledged, depression of the ACK key will remove the alarm from the Alarm indicator flashing queue and put alarm into the Alarm indicator steady queue. In READ or SET mode, depression of this key accepts an entry, stores a variable, and/or steps forward to the next function. ACK is functional whether in W or P mode.

In FACEPLATE mode:

Short Depression (0.1 to < 0.3 s):

Moves through variables being displayed on bargraphs, displaying each, in turn, on lower alphanumeric display. Also provides access to remote set point, ratio, and totalized count, provided these have been configured.

Long Depression (0.3 s):

Toggles between faceplates of the two controllers, indicators, and auto/manual stations, provided they are configured and active. Otherwise, same action as if it were a Short Depression.

In READ or SET mode, depression steps backward to the previous function.

The SEL key is independent of whether Controller is in W or P mode.

Controller Status Switch; toggles between Workstation (W) and Panel (P) operation. This key is functional only when Workstation/Panel is configured and the W/P switch is configured to NONE. It is non-functional when the controller is configured for “W” priority.

Controller Status Switch; toggles between Auto (A) and Manual (M) operation. This key is functional only when the A/M switch is configured to “NONE”. It is non-functional when Controller is in “W” mode. The bargraph pointer indicator will automatically preselect the Output Bargraph when transferring to “M”, and the Measurement Bargraph when transferring to “A”.

Controller Status Switch; toggles between Remote or Ratio (R) and Local (L) setpoint operation.

This key is functional only when remote set point is configured and R/L switch is configured to

“NONE”. The key is non-functional when Controller is in “W” mode.

Up and Down arrows are bidirectional movement requestors. They are used to select menu items and functions, reconfigure parameters, and make changes to the set point and the manual output value.

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Influence

Ambient

Temperature

Relative

Humidity

Supply

Voltage

Supply

Frequency

Vibration

Mechanical

Shock

OPERATING AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

Reference

Operating

Conditions

23 ±2

°

C

(73 ±3

°

F)

50 ±10%

24, 100, 120, 220 and

240 V ac, ±1%

24 V dc, ±1%

50/60 Hz, ±0.1 Hz

Normal Operating

Condition Limits

-10 and +60

°

C

(14 and 140

°

F)

5 and 95%

(noncondensing)

V ac, +10, –15%

V dc, +10, –15%

50/60 Hz, ±3 Hz

Operative Limits

-10 and +60

°

C

(14 and 140

°

F)

5 and 95%

(noncondensing)

V ac, +15, –20%

V dc, +10, –15%

40 and 65 Hz

Negligible

Negligible

5 and 200 Hz

at an acceleration

of 2.5 m/s

2

Transportation and

Storage Limits

–40 and +70

°

C

(–40 and +160

°

F)

0 and 100%

(noncondensing)

10 m/s

2

(1 “g”) for

1 hour when in shipping container

A 42 inch drop when in shipping container.

Accuracy at Numeric Display

See the table below.

Numeric Display Accuracy Table

Parameter Accuracy

Set Point

Input

Analog

RTD (Direct Meas.)

Output

Linearization

RTD

Thermocouple

±0.1% of span

±0.1% of span

±0.5

°

C

±0.5% of span

±0.5

±0.5

°

°

C, reading only

C, reading only

Resolution

DISPLAY

±0.1% of upper range value

BARGRAPH

±2% of upper range value

Frequency Response

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

Analog input to output conversion is flat to 3 Hz.

Supply Voltage Effect

±0.1% of span (maximum) for a +10% or –15% change in ac or dc voltage within normal operating conditions.

Output Noise

0.25% maximum, peak-to-peak.

Humidity Effect

Maximum error in any conversion, calculation, or setting is ±0.1% of span for a change from reference conditions to 95% R.H. at 30

Ambient Temperature Effect

Parameter

Set Point

Local

Remote

Input

Analog

Frequency

RTD

Outputs

°

C (85

°

F) wet bulb.

Maximum error in percent of span, except as noted, for a 30

°

C (55

°

F) change in temperature within normal operating limits. See table below.

Maximum Error

less than 0.1% less than 0.5% less than 0.5% less than 0.25% less than 0.5

°

C less than 0.5%

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FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

Proportional Input Signals

Any combination of the following proportional inputs; not to exceed four analog (4-20 mA, 1-5 V, TC, or RTD) and two frequency inputs. All input signals are converted ten times per second and can be characterized or combined in a variety of calculations. See table below.

Proportional

Type Input Signal

4 to 20 mA dc

Current Input

1 to 5 V dc

Voltage Input

Thermocouple Input

(requires 893 Temperature

Transmitter, or equivalent)

Maximum

Number

4

4

4

1 to 9999 Hz

Frequency Input

1 to 9999 Hz Pulse Up/

Pulse Down Inputs (Uses both Frequency Inputs.)

Resistance Temperature

Detector (RTD) Input,

Direct or Temperature

Difference Measurement.

See Model Code section to select this optional RTD input.

2

1 Pair

1

Details

4 to 20 mA dc input is standard. Inputs are across 250

resistors located inside housing.

Controllers will accept 1 to 5 V dc by removing the input resistor(s) used with the current input.

Linearization of displayed value is provided, as follows:

Thermocouple

Type J

Type K

Type E

Temperature Range

–20 to +760

°

C (–4 to +1400

°

F)

–20 to +1380

°

C (–4 to +2500

°

F)

–130 to +540

°

C (–200 to +1000

°

F)

Input pulse rates, voltage levels, and field power are compatible with

Foxboro E83 Series Vortex Flowmeter, and with Foxboro 81 and 82

Series Turbine Flowmeter having a preamplifier input. Input impedance is 250

.

1 to 9999 Hz pulse up/pulse down pair of inputs driven by external contact closure or voltage pulse. Contact closure/open times and pulse voltage level are compatible with older stepping motor devices.

Platinum, per IEC 100 or SAMA* 100 (RC 21-4) temperature curves.

Linearization of displayed value is provided, as follows:

Range

Span

IEC 100

–200 to +850°C

(–330 to +1560°F)

110 to 1000°C

(198 to 1800°F)

SAMA 100

–200 to +600°C

(–330 to +1100°F)

110 to 800°C

(198 to 1440°F)

*Scientific Apparatus Makers Association.

Two Discrete Inputs

Two nonisolated contact or transistor switch inputs,

5 V dc nominal open circuit voltage, 1 mA maximum current. For remote status changes such as A/M,

R/L, W/P, EXT ACK, and tracking functions.

Control Functions

Within this station are two independent controllers with individual built-in options that can be configured. This station is also user-configurable to function as a single controller, cascade controllers, or an auto selector.

For each controller, the standard algorithms are P, I,

PD, PI, PID, and EXACT control. The following options may be configured: nonlinear extender, ratio, measurement and set point tracking, output tracking, remote/local set point, output multiplication or summing, external reset, external limits for output, and simple batch control.

Output Signals

TWO NONISOLATED ANALOG OUTPUTS

• Output One: 4 to 20 mA nominal into 500

Ω maximum; isolation provided as an option.

• Output Two: 4 to 20 mA nominal into 500

Ω maximum, or 1 to 5 V dc nominal into 2 k

Ω minimum, jumper selectable. Can be assigned by user for control, measurement, set point, or conditioned input signals.

TWO DISCRETE OUTPUTS

Two nonisolated open collector transistor (NPN) switch outputs. For status indication of A/M, R/L,

W/P, and alarms, or can be configured as the destination for any two of the Boolean Gate Inputs.

Contact ratings are 50 V dc maximum, 250 mA maximum. Leakage current is 100 µA maximum.

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Other Control Functions

• Input bias, gain, and output bias available for every input.

• Characterizers (two available, 8 segments each, assignable).

• Boolean Gate Logic {DIRECT and NOT (single input); OR, NOR, AND, NAND, XOR, and XNOR

(dual input); 18 function switches. Inputs selectable from contact inputs, alarm output states, status indicator outputs, EXACT state, gate outputs, and three fixed states}.

• Signal Conditioning (square, square root, characterizer).

• Split range outputs (configurable for both

4-20 mA outputs).

Alarms

Four dual-level alarms, each with a dead band and one Boolean output are available. Each alarm is configurable for Absolute, Deviation, Rate-of-

Change, High/Low, High/High, Low/Low, Latching,

Nonlatching, or Permissive. Each alarm can be configured to act on any one of a number of userselected points.

• Can be configured to indicate alarm status by a combination of alphanumeric display, the bar graphs, an alarm symbol, and the contact outputs.

• The alarm dead band is adjustable between 0 and 100% of span.

Calculations

There are three calculation functions, designated

CALC 1, CALC 2, and CALC 3. The variables in each calculation can be any combination of direct inputs to the controller, configured constants, and results of other calculation blocks. The available operators are +, –, /, *, >, <,

_ and ten Boolean gates. Open and close brackets are also available for grouping variables.

Transmitter Power Supply

Nominal 28 V dc power supply with a 250

limiting resistor at each transmitter connection. Provides field power for two 4 to 20 mA transmitters with a maximum series resistance of 350

in each current loop, including the 250

input resistor.

Execution Rate

Ten times per second.

Toggle Mode

Configuring the TOGGLE mode allows a user to toggle (switch) between a menu level and the normal front panel display with a single keystroke.

Dynamic Compensation

The result of CALC 3 may be passed through the dynamic compensator function prior to distribution.

This block provides lead/lag, impulse, and dead time functions, each with its individual follow switch.

Functionally, dead time precedes lead/lag and is the input to the lead/lag function.

Dead time allows the input to CALC 3 to be delayed by a configured time before making it available to the output of CALC 3. The lead/lag function allows the output to dynamically lead or lag the input by a configured time. Both functions can be enabled or by-passed selectively utilizing the follow switches.

The impulse can be positive, negative, or bipolar and is part of the lead/lag function.

Dynamic Compensation Adjustment Limits

DEAD TIME

0 and 200 minutes

LEAD/LAG TIME

0 and 200 minutes

Memory

All configuration and operating parameters (not status data) are stored in a nonvolatile RAM device having a ten year data retention capability. Should a power failure occur, essential control settings and last operating conditions are saved indefinitely. No batteries are used.

Input Filter

Second order Butterworth filter. Adjustable from

0 to 10 minutes in 0.01 minute intervals.

Signal Distribution

Over thirty signals are available for internal routing.

These are the conditioned and scaled inputs, unconditioned inputs, control inputs and outputs, and calculation results.

Power Consumption

15 VA maximum with 4 to 20 mA output

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Display

Signal Connections (on rear panel)

762CNA

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Vacuum fluorescent lamps in glass enclosure having a glass frit seal and tin plated copper pin outs. Horn symbol (for alarms) is Red, and bargraphs and alphanumeric characters are Blue/Green.

Two 16-position terminal blocks, with compression terminals, for wire sizes up to 3.3 mm

2

(12 AWG).

762CSA

Selectable by Model Code:

• 30-pin socket for use in 202S Shelf with

32-position terminal block and cord set. Terminal block has compression terminals for wire sizes up to 2.5 mm

2

(14 AWG).

• 20-pin socket for retrofit use in all Foxboro shelves using a 20-position terminal block and cord set. Some controller features cannot be used with this selection; refer to the Model Code for details.

Power Connections (on rear panel)

762CNA

3-position terminal strip with 8-32 screw connections.

762CSA

3-position power cord connector

Electronic Packaging

The electronic circuitry is mounted on two 1.6 mm

(0.62 in) thick, glass-based epoxy, wiring boards.

These electronic printed wiring assemblies (PWAs) are interconnected using 20-pin connectors.

Mounting

762CNA

Direct panel mounting. Refer to

Dimensions-Nominal section.

762CSA

Mounts in a 202S Shelf or, for retrofit installations, in EH, 101, or 102 Series Shelves.

Approximate Mass

2.8 kg (6.2 lb)

ELECTRICAL SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS

Testing Laboratory, Types of

Protection, and Area Classification

CSA for Ordinary Locations.

CSA for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, and D.

FM for Ordinary Locations.

FM for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, and D.

Application Conditions

Temperature Code T4.

Temperature Code T4.

Electrical

Safety Design

Code

CS–E/CG–A

CS–E/CN–A

CS–E/FG–A

CS–E/FN–A

NOTE

These controllers have been designed to meet the electrical safety descriptions listed in the table above. For detailed information, or status of the testing laboratory approvals/certifications, contact

Foxboro.

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Output Isolation

This option provides an isolated 4 to 20 mA nominal signal (500

load maximum) on output number 1.

Select Model Code Optional Suffix “–1”.

Platinum RTD Input

This option provides for accepting a platinum RTD on input number 1. Calibrated per IEC 100 or

SAMA 100 temperature curves. Each curve is linearized for digital readout over the ranges and spans listed below:

IEC 100 (Direct or

T Measurement)

Range: –200 to +805

°

C (–330 to +1560

°

F)

Span: 110 to 1000

°

C (198 to 1800

°

F)

SAMA 100 (Direct or

T Measurement)

Range: –200 to +600

°

C (–330 to +1100

°

F)

Span: 110 to 800

°

C (198 to 1440

°

F)

Specify by selecting Model Code Optional

Suffix “–2”.

Factory Pre-Configuration

OPTIONAL FEATURES AND ACCESSORIES

Unless otherwise specified, the controller is shipped with a Factory Default configuration consisting of a single measurement input, a local set point, PID

EXACT control with EXACT turned off, and scale ranges of 0 to 100 percent.

Configuration Copy Accessory

All of the operating configuration is stored in a

NOVRAM. The copy accessory permits the entire contents of the memory module to be quickly copied to another NOVRAM, either a spare or one from another controller. Specify Part Number

L0122TU for the copy accessory, and Part Number

K0141LN for a spare NOVRAM.

Surge Suppressor

A surge suppressor is optionally available for use with serial communication input when external wiring is located near transient producing sources such as meters, solenoids, high voltages, etc. Specify

Auxiliary Specification (AS) SURSUP.

Replacement Shelf Signal Connector Assembly

This assembly is used for installing shelf-mounted controllers with 30-pin signal connector into existing

102, 202, and EH Series Shelves. The assembly includes plug, cable, and terminal block. Specify

Part Number K0143CG for 4 to 20 mA inputs and outputs; or Part Number K0143EF for 10 to 50 mA inputs.

Optional Factory Configurations are shown in

Table 2. Because the controller is so powerful and virtually offers an unlimited number of solutions, only some of the more common basic applications are listed. Select the configuration that most closely meets your needs. Any changes necessary to meet your specific needs can easily be made in the field. It usually will be necessary to change, at minimum, the loop tag, the scale ranges, and the PID controller turning parameters to suit process requirements.

When ordering this accessory, a replacement power cord is also required (see Replacement Power Cord section). Three types are available. Specify Part

Number listed in the following table.

Power Cord Type

Approximate

Length

Part

Number

Plug Type

(Plug at each end)

Long Extension Type

(Plug on one end)

Short Extension Type

(Plug on one end)

1.2 m

(4 ft)

5.6 m

(18.5 ft)

1.2 m

(4 ft)

N0139CA

N0139CB

N0139TZ

Optional factory pre-configuration is offered without additional charge. To order, refer to Table 2 and specify the Auxiliary Specification (AS) for the configuration that most nearly meets your needs.

The AS will be displayed in the loop tag to assist in initial field identification.

Guide for EH Shelves

A guide must be added between instruments when installing 762CSA Controllers in EH Shelves.

Specify Part Number K0143CF.

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Table 2. Factory Pre-Configuration Options

Description

Single Loop Controller with Hi/Lo Measurement Alarm with one Totalizer with Hi/Lo Alarm and Totalizer with Split Range Outputs with 3-Variable Indicator Station with Auto/Manual Transfer Station

Dual Loop Controller with Hi/Low Measurement Alarms with two Totalizers with Alarms and Totalizers

3-Variable Indicator Station with three Hi/Lo Alarms with two Totalizers with Alarms and Totalizers with second 3-Variable Indicator Station with second 3-Variable Indicator Station, Hi/Low Alarms and Totalizers with Auto/Manual Transfer Station

Auto/Manual Transfer Station with Hi/Low Alarm with Totalizer with Alarm and Totalizer with second Auto/Manual Transfer Station with second Auto/Manual Transfer Station, Hi/Low Alarms and Totalizers with Split Range Outputs

Single Loop Flow Ratio Controller, 0 to 2 Ratio Range, Square Root Inputs with Hi/Low Alarm with one Totalizer with Hi/Low Alarm and Totalizer with Split Range Outputs with 3-Variable Indicator Station with Auto/Manual Transfer Station

Cascade Controller with Hi/Low Primary Alarm with one Totalizer with Hi/Low Alarm and Totalizer

Auto Selector Controller, Low Select with Hi/Low Alarms with Totalizer with Alarms and Totalizer with High Select

Single Loop Controller with Pulse- or Contact-driven Set Point

Single Loop Controller with Output Freeze from External Contact Input 1

Single Loop Controller with Output Switching to a Preset Value from External Contact input 1

(a)

Auxiliary Specification

AS

(a)

Reference

A/M S

A/M S1

A/M S2

A/M S3

A/M S4

A/M S5

A/M S6

RATIO C

RATIO C1

RATIO C2

RATIO C3

RATIO C4

RATIO C5

RATIO C6

CASCDE C

CASCDE C1

CASCDE C2

CASCDE C3

A SEL C

A SEL C1

A SEL C2

A SEL C3

A SEL C4

SINGL C

SINGL C1

SINGL C2

SINGL C3

SINGL C4

SINGL C5

SINGL C6

DUAL C

DUAL C1

DUAL C2

DUAL C3

IND S

IND S1

IND S2

IND S3

IND S4

IND S5

IND S6

PULSE SP

FREEZE

PRESET

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MODEL CODES

SINGLE STATION MICRO Controller, Housing-Mounted

Nominal Supply Voltage and Frequency

120 V ac, 50/60 Hz

220 V ac, 50/60 Hz

240 V ac, 50/60 Hz

24 V dc

24 V ac, 50/60 Hz

100 V ac, 50/60 Hz

Housing and Signal Connections

32-Position Terminal Blocks on Rear of Housing

Controller Chassis without Housing

Optional Selections

Output Isolation, 4 to 20 mA (Output 1 only)

Platinum RTD Input

(a)

(Input 1 only)

Example: 762CNA-AT-1

(a) Minimum span with platinum RTD input is 110

°

C (198

°

F).

SINGLE STATION MICRO Controller, Shelf-Mounted 762CSA

Signal Connector

20-Pin Signal Connector, Quick Disconnect

(a)

30-Pin Signal Connector, Quick Disconnect

Nominal Supply Voltage and Frequency

120 V ac, 50/60 Hz

220 V ac, 50/60 Hz

240 V ac, 50/60 Hz

24 V dc

24 V ac, 50/60 Hz

100 V ac, 50/60 Hz

Optional Selections

Output Isolation, 4 to 20 mA (Output 1 only)

Platinum RTD Input

(b)

(Input 1 only)

–2

–3

–1

–2

Example: 762CSA-3E-12

(a) The following controller features cannot be accessed when the 20-pin signal connector is used: Analog Input 3, frequency inputs, pulse inputs, RTD input option, 28 V dc field power to one transmitter (power can be supplied to one transmitter only).

(b) Minimum span with platinum RTD input is 110

°

C (198

°

F).

A

B

C

D

E

J

762CNA

T

W

–1

–2

–A

–B

–C

–D

–E

–J

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DIMENSIONS-NOMINAL

762CNA Controller - Housing-Mounted mm in

FOR PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSIONS, SEE NEXT PAGE.

FOR DIVISION 2 INSTRUMENTS, SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE.

MOUNTING PANEL 3 TO 22 mm

(0.12 TO 0.90 in) THICK

MOUNTING

BRACKET

FRONT PANEL

HOUSING

TWO 16-POSITION

TERMINAL STRIPS

POWER TERMINALS

(24, 100, 120, 220,

240 V ac, OR 24 V dc,

AS SPECIFIED)

TERMINALS

COVER

FIC 1002A

150.5 GPM

A

P

L 144

5.7

165

6.5

137

5.4

32 16

W/P

SEL

R/L A/M

TAG ACK

72

2.8

10.2

0.4

6.3

0.25

32

1.3

315

12.4

305

12.0

6.7

0.26

DIA.

DIA.

TERMINALS COVER

FOR DIVISION 2

INSTRUMENTS

8.0

0.32

25

1.0

17

50

1.97

66

2.6

1

AGENCY

LABEL

64

2.5

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DIMENSIONS-NOMINAL (Cont.)

762CNA Controller - Housing-Mounted (Cont.) mm in

PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSIONS

68.0 TO 69.5

2.68 TO 2.74

(N X 72.0) - 40 = WIDTH (mm); TOLERANCE = +1.5, -0

(N X 2.84) - 0.16 = WIDTH (in); TOLERANCE = +0.06, -0

138.0 TO 139.0

5.43 TO 5.47

SINGLE*

CUTOUT

CL

CL

OF

CONTROLLER

CUTOUT FOR MULTIPLE CONTROLLERS*

3.0 TO 3.3

0.12 TO 0.13

7.6 TO 7.9

0.30 TO 0.31

* IF PANEL THICKNESS IS GREATER THAN

13 mm (0.5 in), A CLEARANCE SLOT FOR

LATCH ON BOTTOM OF CONTROLLER IS REQUIRED.

FRONT

SURFACE

OF PANEL

PANEL

THICKNESS

13

0.5

MAXIMUM

* IF PANEL HAS MORE THAN ONE CUTOUT, ALLOW 45 mm (1.78 in) VERTICAL DISTANCE BETWEEN

CUTOUTS AS SHOWN BELOW. THIS PROVIDES 36 mm (1.4 in) SPACING BETWEEN CONTROLLERS.

UPPER

CUTOUT

LOWER

CUTOUT

45

1.78

MINIMUM

DIMENSIONS-NOMINAL (Cont.)

762CNA Controller - Shelf-Mounted

For dimensions of shelves used with 762CSA Controllers, refer to the applicable Dimensional Print listed in the table below.

SHELF MODEL

EH

101

102

202S

DIMENSIONAL PRINT

DP 018-510

DP 017-441

DP 017-410

DP 202-100

ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Model Number

2. Electrical Classification

3. Optional Features

4. Accessories

5. Optional Factory Pre-Configuration

6. User Tag Data

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PATENT NOTICE

This product and its components are protected by one or more of the following U.S. Patents, and other patents pending:

4, 616, 332; 4, 658, 348; 4, 704, 676; RE 33267; and corresponding foreign patents.

The Foxboro Company

33 Commercial Street

Foxboro, MA 02035-2099

United States of America http://www.foxboro.com

Inside U.S.: 1-888-FOXBORO

(1-888-369-2676)

Outside U.S.: Contact your local

Foxboro representative.

Facsimile (508) 549-4492

Foxboro, SINGLE STATION MICRO, and EXACT are registered trademarks of The Foxboro Company.

Siebe is a registered trademark of Siebe, plc.

Copyright 1994-1996 by The Foxboro Company

All rights reserved

A Siebe Group Company

MB 010 Printed in U.S.A.

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