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DOCUMENTATION

WebTRAC™ Datasheet | PDF File (42 KB)
WebTRAC™ Browser Guide | PDF File (1,424 KB)
WebTRAC™ Brochure | PDF File (290 KB)

 
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

WebTRAC™ is Chemtrac's process monitoring and control system. The WebTRAC™ system includes a graphical user interface that resides in the Web Access Controller (WAC), and remote I/O modules to interface to field instrumentation. WebTRAC™ can be customized to perform monitoring and control functions of any typical plant application. WebTRAC's versatility allows secured accessibility via a local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), Internet, telephone line, or direct pc connection. WebTRAC™ uses standard internet browsers and open industry standard protocols to create a common environment that connects and shares information. WebTRAC™ is scalable to allow unlimited number of inputs and outputs.

WebTRAC™ is designed to work seamlessly with Chemtrac's Streaming Current Monitors, Particle Counters and Particle Monitors, and will easily accept signals from other analytical field devices such as Turbidimeters, Chlorine residual analyzers, pH, etc.

STANDARD COMPONENTS

Web Access Controller (WAC): The WAC is a compact pc platform with an integral hard drive. It is a panel mounted industrial hardware package specifically designed for mechanical room or factory floor settings. The standard configuration of the WAC provides integrated control, supervision, and data management solutions for integration of multiple system protocols. The controller provides management of global control functions, data management across multiple networks, and hosts multiple users accessing the system over local area, wide area, internet, or dial up modem networks.

Platform

Niagara Framework™ by Tridium™
Operating System
Windows™ NT, Service Pack 4
Communications
Ethernet (10 BASE-T), LonWorks® 78KB FTT-10A, *Two Serial Ports
Environment
Temperature 0-55ºC (131ºF), Humidity 5-95% non-condensing
Agency listings
CE
Power
95-260 VAC, 47-63Hz
Dimensions
Width 172mm (6.8"), Height 192mm (7.6"), Depth 256mm (10"), Weight 2 Kg (4.41 lbs)
*Serial Communications
Inquire with Chemtrac for list of optional drivers and protocols supported
I/O Node
The I/O Node incorporates multiple channels of analog and digital I/O. These I/O are controlled by the advanced Neuron® control and communications chip. User defined algorithms and functions can be programmed for the I/O Node using LonWorks programming tools. The program is stored in non-volatile memory so it is retained even after loss of power.
Communications
LonWorks® Protocol
Power
85-265 VAC, 47-63Hz
10 Universal/Analog Inputs
0-5VDC, 0-10VDC, 0-20mA, thermistors or dry contact inputs
14 Digital Inputs
Dry Contact or TTL
8 Analog Outputs
0-10VDC, Optional Isolated 4-20mA (600 Ohm load)
14 Digital Outputs
Relay outputs, 1A @ 24VAC
Dimensions
W 285mm (11.2"), H 336mm (13.2"), D167mm (6.6"), Weight 3.1 Kg (7 lbs)
Environment
Temperature 0-70ºC (158ºF), Humidity 5-95% non-condensing
   
System Customization
WebTRAC™ is a built-to-fit process control system designed to perform user defined process functions. The graphical user interface allows password assigned users to view, edit, and control from any standard web browser. Proprietary software or a dedicated computer is not required.
Custom Process layout
Any process scheme can be created to fully comply with exactly what the end user requires
Configuration
Point and click to setup, name, scale, and enable all inputs
Documentation
Embedded system and instrument manuals
Charting and Reporting
All data resides in the WAC and is available for report and graph generation
Audit Trail
Database of any change to the system settings is logged according to username and process variable
Email Notification
System will alert user defined addresses of system alarms
Alarms
Alarm acknowledgement and logging
Integration
Integration of LonWorks field devices