
2-19Master Glossary of Terms and Symbols
TR4.0:PROVOXRevision A — April 1997
CJC
Acronym: Cold Junction Compensator
class
A group of G2 objects that have the
same attributes. For example, all sensors
are of the class sensor. Classes are
organized into a hierarchy in which each
class inherits the attributes of its superior
class, but may have additional attributes
of its own.
See Hierarchy of Classes and Superior
Class.
click
To press and release a mouse button
(usually the primary mouse button) while
the pointer is in a particular location.
client
An application program written for the X
Window System.
client application
A program or tightly related programs
which run on a client workstation.
client’s company name
The client’s company name is presented
as the client within the database
information portion of the Open Database
dialog box in the Instrument Information
Systemt (IIS) Client software.
client/server
The relationship between the client and
the server. Under the client/server
relationship, some of the work in
processing data is offloaded from the
server to the client to implement the
system resources.
closed loop control
Automatic feedback control in which the
manipulated variable is adjusted in
response to changes in controlled (and
sometimes disturbance) variables based
on a specific algorithm.
CMD
Abbreviation: Command
CMOS
Acronym: Complimentary Metal Oxide
Semiconductor
CMPTR
Abbreviation: Computer Mode
CND -CC21 through CND-CC30
A group of FSTs in the ENSTRUCT
structure that stores conditions and
variables. These FSTs should be grouped
by point type (DCD,DI, AI, and so on) and
spread evenly among the 10 LCPs so
that the load is distributed evenly among
conditions that use variables and
conditions which do not. Similar
applications should be handled similarly
for consistency.
CNSL
Abbreviation: Console
CO
Acronym: Current Output
COG
Abbreviation: Center Of Gravity
Cohen and Coon tuning
Refers to a closed loop tuning procedure.
cold jun ctio n compensator (CJC)
1. A transmitter variable (CJC Comp.
Temperature) available from a
Rosemount 3044C Temperature
Transmitter.
2. A Rosemount 57-ohm resistance
temperature device (RTD) that generates
sensor cold junction compensation for a
thermocouple.
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