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A6312
Rotational Speed Monitor
d
b
z
2
UN+ (+24V)
U
−
(0V/Common)
UB+ (+24V, redundant)
2
4
A (RS 485)
GND (BP, Common, RS 485) B (RS 485)
4
6
(sensor)
Supply1
−
(sensor)
(sensor)
6
8
AIN2
−
(Input)
Supply2
−
(sensor)
AIN1
−
(Input)
8
10
AIN2+ (Input)
GND
AIN1+ (Input)
10
12
PU1 (24V
−
pull up pulse1)
GND
NC
(MMS6310)
/ Test1
(MMS6312)
12
14
Pulse1
−
C (collector)
Pulse1
−
E (emitter)
Pulse1
−
TTL
14
16
Pulse2
−
C (collector)
Pulse2
−
E (emitter)
Pulse2
−
TTL
16
18
PU 2(24V
−
pull up pulse2)
I1
−
(current output common)
I1+ (current output CH1)
18
20
Reset peak value 1
I2
−
(current output common)
I2+ (current output CH2)
20
22
NC
(MMS6310)
/ Test2
(MMS6312)
GND
ES (external lock)
22
24
SC
−
A (oper. principle GW2)
GND
SC
−
D (oper. principle GW1)
24
26
GW1
−
D
−
C (danger1 collector) GW1
−
A
−
C (alert1 collector)
CC1
−
C (ch. clear1 collector)
26
28
GW1
−
D
−
E (danger1 emitter)
GW1
−
A
−
E (alert1 emitter)
CC1
−
E (ch. clear1 emitter)
28
30
GW2
−
D
−
C (danger2 collector) GW2
−
A
−
C (alert2 collector)
CC2
−
C (ch. clear2 collector)
30
32
GW2
−
D
−
E (danger2 emitter)
GW2
−
A
−
E (alert2 emitter)
CC2
−
E (ch. clear2 emitter)
32
Jumper RS 485
RS 485 bus operation requires an electrical terminator on the first and last bus device.
This is done with plug
−
in jumpers, that are on the controller board. The figure shows the position
of the jumpers.
To activate the bus terminator and to place lines “A” and “B” on the references, plug the jumpers
as shown in Fig. b). Fig. a) shows the jumper position for deactivated bus termination and open
references (delivery status).
•
Plug
−
in jumper 1
−
2 closed:
Bus line “B” via pull
−
down resistor on ground
•
Plug
−
in jumper 3
−
4 closed:
120
Ω
Resistor between “A” and “B”
•
Plug
−
in jumper 5
−
6 closed:
Bus line “A” via pull
−
up resistor on +5 V