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Foxboro digital recorders provide secure, adaptable process data management

(Product News, 18 Oct 2007 )

Invensys has introduced a line of digital data recorders that collect and manage process variable information to optimize process production and regulatory accountability. The Foxboro 6100 Data Management Series incorporates advanced digital technologies to provide ease of use, high security and adaptability to a wide range of production processes, including batch applications.

The Foxboro 6100 Series paperless data recorders feature extended input capability to communicate with up to 32 slave devices, providing up to 176 inputs. The slave devices can be used for data acquisition for variable process information including pressure, flow, temperature, and electro-chemical analysis such as pH and conductivity measurements.
Slave units can also provide remote access to legacy product data, and combined recording and process control functionality. The process value input can be divided between as many as 12 different groups for a broad range of data viewing and reporting.

The Foxboro 6100 Series can be used in stand-alone applications or
easily integrated into a larger system. Adaptable functionality allows
the 6100 series to operate as a Modbus master or slave over both serial
and Ethernet connections at the same time. Slave devices can be
connected to any of the ports and data recorded and made available to
supervisory systems over the Ethernet network.

The Foxboro 6100 data recorder series offers "best-in-class" security
for data logging, data archiving and user access. Data is stored in a
secure, binary, check summoned format to protect data integrity. For
complete traceability, the 6100 series provides an audit trail and
recorded login feature, which records every transaction when users
logon, complete operations or change the configuration. The 6100 series
also supports Electronic Signatures in accordance with FDA 21 CFR part
11 requirements.

In addition to digital data acquisition and management, the Foxboro
6100 series has powerful batch functionality that can run up to 12
simultaneous batches. Batches can be started and stopped independently
and each batch has up to 10 fields to enter data.

The Foxboro 6100 series includes two models. The basic Model 6100 AF
includes a 5.5-inch ¼ VGA 16-bit color display with touch screen; up to
18 universal inputs, up to 12 relays, and up to 146 communication
inputs. For more robust applications, the Model 6180AF includes a
12.1-inch XGA 16-bit color display with touch screen; up to 48
universal inputs, up to 27 relays, and up to 176 communication inputs.

Invensys Process Systems

 
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