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Bristol ControlWave XFC

ControlWave XFC at a Glance

Base Configuration:

Integral electronics assembly with the following major components:

32-bit, ARM9 CPU platform

Choice of 3 I/O selections (see next column)

RS 232 Serial Local Port

RS 232 Serial Network Port with Full Modem Control—Features DTR control of sleep modes in external radios to minimize system power consumption

Third serial port, RS 485, normally used to inter- face with external transmitters

DC/DC section accepts nominal 6 Vdc, 12 Vdc or 24 Vdc input power

Two-line LCD

Dedicated interface for smart, smart sensor assembly

Three-wire RTD interface

Pre-loaded application program for a 2-meter run M&R station

Explosion-proof, transmitter-style enclosure

Hazardous area approval: Class I, Division 1 Explo- sion-proof and Class I, Division 2 Non-incendive

Selection Options:

I/O selections:

No I/O

2 DI, 2 High-speed counter inputs, 4 DO

2 DI, 2 High-speed counter inputs, 4 DO plus 3

AI, 1 AO

Emerson’s Bristol MVT smart sensor assembly, which provides measurement of either gauge pres- sure or differential pressure plus static pressure in a variety of ranges. Please refer to 1660ds7, the detailed data document for the ControlWave XFC Gas Flow Computer.

Wetted parts material, 316 Stainless Steel or Has- telloy C

With or without Manifold Adapters

With or without Mounting Bracket

Bendable RTD assembly, pre-wired, available with cable length of 6 feet, 15 feet or 25 feet—please note that this RTD assembly is available only for Class I, Division 2 installations

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Emerson Process Management Bristol ControlWave XFC, ControlWave XFC at a Glance Base Configuration, Selection Options

XFC specifications

Emerson Process Management XFC, or the Emerson Extended Field Controller, represents a significant advancement in industrial automation and process control. Designed to meet the rigor and demands of various industrial applications, the XFC combines robustness with innovative technology to facilitate efficient process management.

One of the standout features of the XFC is its unparalleled connectivity. Utilizing advanced communication protocols, the XFC ensures seamless integration with a wide array of field devices and systems. This capability allows operators to enhance their process visibility and optimize their control strategies effectively. The controller supports both wired and wireless communications, ensuring flexibility in deployment and operation.

The XFC is built around a high-performance processing platform, enabling rapid data processing and real-time decision-making. With a multi-core processor, it can handle complex algorithms and multiple tasks simultaneously. This high processing speed facilitates the execution of advanced control strategies, enabling users to manage intricate processes with ease and accuracy.

Another key characteristic of the Emerson XFC is its scalability. It is designed to support a range of applications, from small-scale operations to large, complex industrial systems. Its modular architecture allows users to customize and expand the system according to their specific needs, ensuring that they can adapt to evolving process requirements without significant overhauls.

The XFC also emphasizes data integrity and security. With built-in cybersecurity features, Emerson ensures that the controller can withstand modern threats, providing a safe operating environment for critical process control applications. This focus on security extends to its compliance with industry standards, making it a reliable choice for enterprises focused on safeguarding their infrastructure.

Additionally, the Emerson XFC integrates advanced analytics capabilities, allowing operators to gain actionable insights from their data. By leveraging data visualization and predictive analytics, users can identify trends and inefficiencies, leading to improved decision-making and operational performance.

In summary, Emerson Process Management XFC stands out for its high connectivity, advanced processing capabilities, scalability, data integrity, and integration of analytics. These features position it as a leading choice for industries seeking to enhance their automation and process control capabilities, ultimately driving greater efficiency and productivity in the modern industrial landscape.