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PC3000 Complete Installation guide iss 12 - Elektro-Trading

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Use of screened cables on thermocouples and other signals:<br />

Internal analogue input signal connections:<br />

Upscale break/RT current source<br />

<strong>PC3000</strong> <strong>Installation</strong><br />

PLANT CUBICLE DIN RAIL<br />

MOUNTED TERMINAL<br />

BLOCK<br />

Screened thermocouple<br />

or signal lead<br />

TC+<br />

TC-<br />

Filter Earth<br />

Thermocouple<br />

extended lead<br />

To cubicle earth or<br />

earthing bar<br />

(recommended)<br />

4 Channel Analogue Input Module<br />

The module provides upscale break as standard. Four links, LK101, LK201, LK301<br />

and LK401 are fitted by the factory. This results in a small (250nA) input bias<br />

current which can lead to measurement errors in certain applications.<br />

The RT variant uses the same four links for connecting the current source to the RT+<br />

terminal.<br />

The links should be removed:<br />

(1) During input calibration if the output impedance<br />

of the millivolt source is significent.<br />

(2) In applications involving strain gauge bridges with<br />

external excitation.<br />

(3) To use the RT variant for measuring millivolt level<br />

signals.<br />

CUBICLE<br />

TC+<br />

TC-<br />

Filter Earth<br />

Maintain screen continuity<br />

within cubicle in high noise<br />

environment and connect to<br />

filter earth (alternative)<br />

TO INPUT CIRCUITS<br />

PCB makes connection to earth<br />

in Version 2 and 3 racks via<br />

wiring earth clip mon PCB <strong>guide</strong><br />

and rack earth connection<br />

Link<br />

removed<br />

LK101<br />

9-7

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