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Installation and Operation<br />

4. Installation and Operation<br />

4.1 Connections / Display<br />

The control monitor CoMo Net must be used only under<br />

specified operating conditions (see section 7.8 ‘Technical<br />

data’). It must be protected against excessively dusty conditions<br />

as well as mechanical stress (shock, vibration). High<br />

levels of humidity, which can cause condensation in the<br />

event of temperature changes, must be avoided.<br />

Make sure to protect the inputs and outputs of the control<br />

monitor against contamination and do not touch insulation<br />

with your fingers. Fit the covers supplied over unused connectors.<br />

Apart from a few LEDs, CoMo Net has no display. The entire<br />

operating and display process takes place via an Internet<br />

browser on a PC.<br />

Left-hand column:<br />

• LED ‘Pwr’ (Power): lit when the control monitor is supplied<br />

with voltage<br />

• LED ‘Error’: lit in the event of malfunctions (and during<br />

power-up)<br />

• LED ‘Measure’: lit while CoMo Net is measuring or calculating<br />

evaluations<br />

• LED ‘Link’: lit when the Ethernet is connected at the<br />

electrical level<br />

• LED ‘RxD’: indicates that CoMo Net is receiving data<br />

from the Ethernet<br />

• LED ‘TxD’: indicates that CoMo Net is sending data to<br />

the Ethernet<br />

• ‘Ethernet TCP/IP’ connector: connector for the Ethernet<br />

connection<br />

• ‘Digital Out’ connector: connection for digital outputs<br />

• ‘Digital In’ connector: connection for digital inputs<br />

• ‘Pwr’ connector: connection for 24 V d.c supply<br />

Right-hand column:<br />

• ‘RS-232C’ connector: RS-232C service connector<br />

• ‘Y Charge’ BNC socket: charge input<br />

• ‘M2,5’ screw: grounding screw (see section 8.3)<br />

• ‘Monitor Y, X, measuring ground’ sockets: auxiliary<br />

sockets for startup. These enable the scaled input signal<br />

to be checked.<br />

• ‘X: Pot./Voltage’ connector: displacement input with<br />

auxiliary supply for potentiometer<br />

• ‘Y: SG/Voltage’ connector: Y-input for voltage (e.g.<br />

piezoresistive sensor) or strain gauge, with auxiliary<br />

voltage for strain gauge and pin for shunt calibration of<br />

the strain gauge<br />

• Screw terminals at the bottom edge of the case: these<br />

allow the cable screens to be conductively connected to<br />

the case.<br />

You will find more details in section 7 ‘Technical data’.<br />

002-228e-08.03 (B10.5863Ae) Page 21

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