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4.3.1 Analogue output voltage
The analogue voltage output can be picked up on the corresponding clamps. See chapter 4 “Terminal
Assignment”.
In combination with a transducer, which is capable to handle tension and compression forces, an
analogue output of ± 10 volts is available. However, if an unipolar voltage is needed anyway, it is
possible to set the zero point of the transducer to 5 volts of the output. This zero point elevation is also
necessary for the analogue current output.
4.3.2 Analogue output current
The analogue current output can be picked up on the corresponding clamps. See chapter 4 “Terminal
Assignment”:
The analogue current output is not capable of going below 4 mA, therefore when adjusting the
designated zero-point, the output signal has to be set slightly higher than that, just in order to check if
said signal does not virtually hang below 4 mA. If the output reacts immediately it can be set back to
4 mA, otherwise the signal of the transducer has to be checked. If the current of 4 mA does not
increase while loading a force to the transducer the polarity of the signal has to be checked. If this is of
negative polarity the signal wires need to be interchanged.
An open circuit of the analogue current output is indicated by a red LEC on the pcb.
