9120 Controller with Data Logging
Single or dual loop set point controller used in carbon, oxygen, millivolt, nitriding and dual loop control applications.
This versatile instrument is supplied with Ethernet and supports Modbus TCP host communications and can support up to 25 slave serial instruments via Modbus RS485. The 9120 comes with a web server for thin client control.

Temperature Controller and Digital Chart Recorder |
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3.5" touch screen interface (also available in 5.7" and 12.1" sizes) |
DIN rail mount |
8 relay contacts |
Analog Outputs - PV Retransmission |
Multiple PIDs |
Overshoot suppression logic |
Auto tuning |
PID switchpoints |
Two (2) RS485, RS232, Ethernet |
4-20mA current control output |
Two (2) discrete inputs |
24 VDC power supply |
Note: The 9120 does not run recipes |
Software Included: |
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TS Manager - Data management for touch screen flashcard. Remote data viewer, historical data backup, SuperDATA integration. |
Configurator - Remote setup and configuration of controller. |
Product Line | User Manual | Datasheet | Wiring | Other |
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9120 Dual Loop Controller | PDF | Online | Model 9120 Datasheet | ||
9205 Atmosphere Controller | PDF | Online | 9205 Datasheet | 9205 Basic Wiring Diagram | |
Model 9205 - 5.7" Screen, MicroLogix PLC with Compact HMI | ||||
Model 9205 - 12.1" Screen, MicroLogix PLC with Compact HMI | ||||
9210 Nitriding Control System | PDF | Online | Nitriding/FNC Brochure | ||
9215 Nitriding Control System | PDF | Online | Nitriding/FNC Brochure | ||
AC20 Single Loop Controller | Installation/Reference PDF | Modbus PDF | AC20 Datasheet | AC20 (P/N 31069) Quick Reference Guide | |
General Info | 9xxx Screen Cutouts | 9000 Series Maintenance - Product Technical Brief | ||
Compact HMI - Product Technical Brief | ||||
Furnace Utilization Reporting System (FURS) - Product Technical Brief | ||||
Configurator - Product Technical Brief | ||||
Process Automation - Industrial Heating, January 2008 | ||||
Touchscreen Cleaning Procedure | ||||
This message is generated when the HMI does not have communications to the controller inside the panel. Possible reasons for this include:
Loss of 24VDC power to terminals 1 (-) and 2 (+) on the controller.
A bad communication cable between the HMI and the controller.
(Check by ringing out the cable end to end, or checking for continuity.)
Bad connection between the HMI and the controller.
(Check both ends to make sure they are securely connected and not loose or damaged.)
Cable connected to wrong port on back of HMI.
(COM1=232 and COM3=485)
See our Schematics and Drawings Page for wiring info.