Indication and Control Units
There are 4 types of indication and control units used on the Kaman system monitors. They allow operators to gather information and control monitor functions at the micro. All types of control units have similarities; each has a different name depending on its use. If permanently mounted with the microcomputer it is called a local indication and control unit (KELIC); if packaged for portable use, it is called a portable indication and control unit (KEPIC). In addition, the display and control panel is used as a building block to create a remote indication and control unit (KERIC), normally mounted in the control room. The KERIC adds the following features to the display and control panel: serial communication channels to and from the microcomputer, long distance data transfer; relays for local status indicators; and analog outputs for local radiation level indication. Also, a Skid?Mounted Indication and Control unit (KESMIC), physically similar to the KERIC, is functionally similar to the KELIC
Item | Part Number | Description |
KELIC | N/A | Local Indication and Control unit |
Pic Display Board | 450439-002 | |
Pic Control Board | 450451-001 | |
Pic Power Contol Board | 450469-001 | |
KEPIC | 450567-001 | Portable Indication and Control unit |
KERIC | 450704-XXX | Remote Indication and Control unit |
Ric Display Board | 450743-002 | |
Ric Control Board | 450744-002 | |
Ric Relay Board | 450714-00X | |
Ric Interface Board | 450745-00X |