"Bump-less" process controller

rguimond

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I'm looking for a process controller (preferably 1/16 DIN format) that is capable of bump-less transfer between MANual and PID modes. Serial MODBUS communication capability is also a must. 4-20mA output

Can anyone recommend?
 

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