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Control-room instrumentation has come a long way from the days of drag pens on paper chart recorders and manually tuning temperature loops with trim pots. Most of these instruments were large and heavy steel-cased units that performed adequately for that time. Actually, some of these instruments may still be in use in some facilities if they have been well taken care of.