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THEORY GUIDES<br />

Section 7: TEMPERATURE CONTROL BOARD<br />

G128_1702HCA<br />

G128_1702HC<br />

9-PIN<br />

CONNECTOR<br />

5<br />

1<br />

RS232<br />

PWR<br />

PWR<br />

120 \ 240 V AC<br />

50 / 60 Hz<br />

G<br />

IN4 IN3 IN2<br />

GROUND<br />

IN1<br />

NORMAL<br />

+5E V DC<br />

+5V DC<br />

+15A V DC<br />

-5A V DC<br />

5-PIN CONNECTOR<br />

W<br />

R CH8<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH7<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH6<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH5<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH4<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH3<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH2<br />

R<br />

W<br />

R CH1<br />

R<br />

3 WIRE RTD<br />

(TYPICAL 8 PLACES)<br />

The TEMPERATURE CONTROL BOARD is mounted in the ELECTRICAL CABINET of the<br />

PROCESSOR. The unit is a MICROPROCESSOR-based CONTROLLER that can control 8 different<br />

temperatures simultaneously.<br />

The unit consists of 2 CIRCUIT BOARDS. The main CIRCUIT BOARD contains:<br />

• 3 POWER SUPPLIES<br />

• digital MICROPROCESSOR CIRCUITS<br />

• 8 analog input conditioning circuitry<br />

The 3 POWER SUPPLIES generate the necessary DC voltage to control the PROCESSOR. Separate<br />

POWER SUPPLIES generate power for the analog circuitry and the digital circuitry. The third<br />

POWER SUPPLY generates power for the RS232 serial interface and the SOLID STATE RELAY<br />

DRIVERS. By using the separate POWER SUPPLY, electrical noise and possible static damage can<br />

be kept to a minimum.<br />

The digital circuitry consists of:<br />

• Programmable Read Only Memory (PROM)<br />

• Analog-to-digital CONVERTERS<br />

• Light Emitting Diode (LED)<br />

20 06APR99 – TG2044-1<br />

WHITE<br />

RED<br />

RED<br />

PE BL3-3 PIN

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