Central computer for programming and monitoring up to 32 individual controllers GANN HYDROMAT MPC 4032 Central computer for programming and monitoring up to 32 independently working controllers of the following models: Hydromat TK-MP 250, TK-MP 301, TK-MP 501, being individually programmable themselves, or slave computers Hydromat MPP-3 and MPP-5. It can be supplied with an interface for connecting 2, 8, 16, 24 or 32 of these individual controllers, even in mixed configuration. The Hydromat MPC 4032 central computer offers the opportunity to memorize some 100 user-altered standard or custom-made drying schedules for reuse with every individual controller connected to it. The current drying state in each kiln can be displayed in the form of a bar chart. Sections that have already been completed can be displayed through a graph showing the drying progress in the form of individual curves of the various measuring points. Additional subroutines, e.g. for continuously recording all drying data in a data base for future statistical evaluation and calculations on efficiency, or for programming time or drying-based changes of the fan speed, are optionally available. The installation of a modem further permits remote supervision via internet in case of a malfunction of the system owing to a faulty component or operating error. The optional subroutine „Kiln Balance“ renders it possible to memorize the history of the individual drying cycles run in all kilns in the form of a data base for future calculations of profitability and for accounting purposes. Basic Equipment of Hydromat MPC 4032 • Connection device for up to 8 peripheral Hydromat computers of the TK-MP and MPP series. • Central input of time and date for all peripheral units. • Display of permanently updated curves representing the measured MC, EMC and temperature data, with additional display of the nominal value for EMC and temperature. • Display of the current drying state as a bar graph, with individual display of all measuring points and nominal values for each dryer connected to the system. • Memorizing all data documenting the drying progress in each kiln, for printing tabular and graphical representations of the course of the drying cycle. • Periodical printout of the current drying state in all kilns. • Centralized querying of all peripheral controllers about errors or malfunctions occurred. • Possibility of memorizing custom made drying schedules or user-altered standard drying schedules for reuse with any peripheral controller. • 17 inch TFT colour monitor. Optional Equipment • Extension for connection of up to 32 peripheral controllers, types TK-MP 250, TK-MP 301, TK-MP 501 and MPP-5. • Modem for remote programming and data display. • Subroutine for controlling heat supply to favoured individual dryers during temporary overload conditions of the boiler. • Subprogram supervising management and efficiency for memorizing all essential data of the drying cycles completed in the individual drying kilns in a data base. • Facility for network operation with other PCs as well as for data input and display via other terminals. [Techncal modifications reserved] GANN Control Systems for T