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78 Features and functions of the modules Mechanical docking of a terminal A Terminal TC 2020 XT can be easily connected to each module. The electrical contact for the power supply and data communication is made simul taneously with the mechanical connection. Stack mounting of modules Up to three modules can be mechanically connected to form a stack. Simultaneous mechanical and electrical connection to data and power transmission. The individual modules of the stack can be accessed at any time without dismantling the stack by simply undoing two lateral screws. Distributed mounting of modules All modules can be installed anywhere in the system, both in dividually and in stacks. When not stacked, system com ponents are connected via the 2-wire shielded SNCIQ SenSor net cable. Each Sensor Net connection of a system component can be used to extend the IQ SenSor net cable. Furthermore, IQ sensors can also be connected directly to the Sensor Net terminals. Terminator function of the modules Each module is equipped with a terminator function. This function is a terminating resistor that can be switched on and off as required. This is important whenever a module is located at the end position in the Sensor Net. Local identity function The local ID function is integrated in each module in the form of a memory component. The memory can be used to store relevant information when configuring the system such as location and designation of the measurement location and the sensors connected there. When connecting a terminal, this information is output and facilitates rapid localization of sensors for calibration purposes. Diagnosis via LEDs Each module is provided with two LEDs (yellow/red) for diagnostic purposes. They are located on the side of the module and are clearly visible at all times. They indicate whether the respective module is operational (power supply/ data communication). For information visit www.WTW.com for a customer care center near you
I Q S e n S o r n e t system technology The I Q S e n S o r n e t construction kit For information visit www.WTW.com for a customer care center near you System 2020 XT – Technology The IQ SenSor net system consists of a variable number of system components with different functions. The individual components and their primary functions are Controller and terminal Controller Controls all communication within the system Terminal Display of measurements, operation and system configuration (“Human Machine Interface”) Modules Power supply modules Power supply for system components Combined output module Transmission of measured data or message/alarm functions (mA/relays) Branching modules System branching and sensor connection Sensors IQ sensors and connection modules for passive sensors Measurement of parameters Cables Sensor connection cable Cables for connecting sensors to modules Module connection cable Cables for connecting modules to remote measuring points Module connection cable, ground installation Simple installation at the process tank (on-site) Cables for connecting modules to remote measuring points, specifically for the ground installation. Analyzer Monitors IQ SenSor net General Description of Meters Accessories Samplers Sample Preparation 79
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