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DR5000 Circular Chart Recorder

Source: Future Design Controls, Inc.
29 February, 2016
DR5000 Circular Chart Recorder
DR5000 Circular Chart Recorder
Future Design Controls DR5000 circular chart recorder is available in one or two* pen versions utilizing traditional drag pen as well as with Thermal "print your own chart" chart marking. The DR5000 utilizes recent microprocessor technology combined with a robust pen & chart drive gear motor design offers industry leading reliability at significantly lower cost than older legacy designs.

Traditional Ink Circular Chart Recorder Chart Types:

Partlow & Honeywell 10" charts

The DR5000 may be specified to accept either Partlow or Honeywell recorder charts allowing a form, fit and function replacement for Partlow MRC5000 and Honeywell DR4200 & DR4300 recorder only models (no PID control). The DR5000 accepting legacy charts allows both end users and OEMs flexibility to use the most cost effective circular chart recorder hardware without affecting their current procedures, part numbers and vendors for recorder charts.

Partlow charts run counterclockwise (CCW) while Honeywell charts are Clockwise (CW). The DR5000 ordering matrix allows selection of CCW or CW for chart rotation.

Thermal "Print your own Chart" Recorder

How does a Thermal Recorder work?

A single stylus print head burns a heat sensitive chart similar to fax paper producing up to two analog traces, time lines, engineering units and time and date.

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