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ERIES
GTC116 T
RANSMITTER
a measurable difference!
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A
SQUEEZE
SQUEEZE
RECEPTACLE
LOCKING TABS
LOCKED INTO
UNDERCUT IN
RECEPTACLE
SQUEEZE
3.3
Connecting
Sensor
Probes
to
the
Transmitter
After
installing
the
sensor
probes
and
transmitter,
connect
each
of
the
sensor
probe
cable
plugs
to
the
circular
receptacles
located
at
the
bottom
of
the
GTC116
transmitter
enclosure.
Probes
are
“Plug
and
Play”
and
do
not
have
to
be
connected
to
a
specific
receptacle
on
the
transmitter
unless
traverse
data
is
desired
(see
note
below).
Transmitters
accept
only
GP1
and
GB1
sensors.
Provide
a
“drip
loop”
at
the
transmitter
if
there
will
be
the
potential
for
water
runoff
or
condensation
along
the
sensor
probe
cable(s).
Sensor
probe
cable
plugs
are
“keyed”
as
shown
below.
Line
up
plug
with
receptacle
and
push
straight
on
to
receptacle.
DO
NOT
TWIST.
Squeeze
cable
plug
“ribs”
towards
receptacle
when
removing.
Forcing
the
cable
plug
in
or
out
of
the
receptacle
will
damage
the
connectors
and
void
warranty.
When
traverse
data
is
desired
(especially
when
using
the
EB
‐
Link
Reader),
probes
should
be
installed
and
connected
to
the
transmitter
using
the
mounting
convention
specified
in
the
separate
GP1/GB1
sensor
probe
Installation
Guide.
Proper
installation
simplifies
sensor
location
decoding
during
data
analysis.
Figure
4.
Type
A
and
Type
B
Transmitter
Connector
Panel
Detail
Figure 5.
Connector
Detail
Type
B
TRANSMITTER
Accepts
1
to
4
probes
up
to
4
sensors
each
Squeeze
and
then
pull
to
remove
DO
NOT
TWIST!
Type
A
TRANSMITTER
Accepts
1
or
2
probes
up
to
8
sensors
each
!
!
!
!
