Circuit for providing a common setpoint for manual and automatic

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318591, 364160, G05B 702

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ABSTRACT:
A circuit for providing a common setpoint for both automatic and manual operation of a process control system includes a process controller. A parameter of the process can be changed by changing the output of a controller. A variable input voltage to the process controller establishes the setpoint of the parameter. Changes in the variable voltage are made either manually or automatically so that a common setpoint is established for both types of operation.

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