The MIC 2000 Series is a 1/4 DIN microprocessor based single loop process controller. It will control a variety of processes including those requiring simple on-off to dual 4-2OmA outputs with full PID. Inputs include thermocouple, RTD, millivolt, volt, and milliamp.

Each instrument can accept thermocouple, (Type J, K, T, R, S, E, B, N, and C), RTD, millivolt, volt, or milliamp process input. Thermocouple and RTD linearization are automatic. Thermocouple cold junction compensation is also accomplished automatically. Input type changes are easily made by an operator.

MIC 2000 standard features include: isolated process input, setpoint and output limits, on-off hysteresis, and .56 inch high LED it will display programming of process deviation and setpoint, of percent output, and scaling with decimal point positioning.

Optional features include single or dual 4-20mA output, up to 3 relay outputs, three types of alarms, remote setpoint input, electric motor modulation and RS-485 communications. Available control types include on-off, time proportioning, current proportioning, dual output, and position proportioning.

The MIC 2000 is designed to provide reliable operation in today harsh industrial environments. Its quality and dependability is backed by one of the best warranty programs in the industry. An advanced input circuit design, an efficient switching power supply, and self diagnostics, provide for a high degree of immunity to environmental electrical noise, reduce heat build-up, and increase instrument life.

Each instrument provides a high level of accuracy with a measurement error limit of plus or minus 0.25% of reading. Self compensation feature helps ensure measurement accuracy by automatically compensating for ambient temperature changes every second. The MIC 2000 is one of the easiest controller to use with all operations and programming are done with a minimum of keystrokes. The keypad features 3 large keys with tactile feedback that respond crisply even when an operator is wearing gloves. Access to configuration parameters and setpoint may be restricted by using the instruments security-access mode.