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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

5.  Make sure the seal is in place 

on top of the base prior to 
reattaching (if previously 
disconnected) the (2) wires to 
the screw terminal of the pick-up 
circuit board.

6.  To route external power and/

or electronic cables to the 
QSB or QSI PC board screw 
connectors, prepare the cover 
plate by removing the plug and 
sealing washer from each port 
that you intend to use. Replace 
the removed plugs with a strain 
relief w/O-ring. The strain relief 
will accommodate cable sizes of 
0.11 in. (2.8 mm) through 0.26 in. 
(6.6 mm) diameter. Leave the 
factory installed plugs in any 
unused ports.

7.  (Make sure the power is 

disconnected from external 
cables before beginning this 
step): Route external cables 
through the strain relief(s), 
and then tighten the dome nut 
securely around the cable to 
provide an environmental seal.

8.  Connect cable wires to the 

QSB or QSI PC board screw 
connectors (see Figure 6, 8, 10, 
or 12 depending on your module 
version).

9.  Mount the cover plate on the 

base making sure the seal is 
seated properly between them. 
Replace the (6) previously 
removed screws to secure the 
cover plate to the base. Tighten 
screws.

10. Connect power to QSB or QSI 

module and meter.

NOTE: 

For 

ALL

 electronic modules.

1.  Make sure the QSB or 

QSI module and meter are 
disconnected from power source. 

2.  Remove any attached product, if 

it exists, from the top of your G2 
meter. It will be replaced with the 
module components.

3.  Remove the (6) #8-16 x 3/4 in. 

screws attaching the module 
cover plate to the base and 
separate. Do not damage the seal 
between the two components. 
The (2) wires connecting the QSB 
or QSI PC board to the screw 
terminal of the pick-up circuit 
board are long enough to allow 
separation of parts. The wires 
may be disconnected from the 
screw terminal if necessary. The 
wires are non-polarized and may 
be connected to either screw of 
the screw terminal (see Figure 4).

4.  Install the gasket received with 

the module on the bottom of the 
base. Mount the base to the G2 
meter, seating the pick-up coil in 
the meter recess. Secure base 
with (4) screws provided with the 
module. Tighten screws.

NOTE: 

Use #4-40 screws for metallic 

meters or #4-20 Plastite® screws for 
PVDF meters.

Summary of Contents for QSI Series

Page 1: ... of the following electronic modules to G2 meters QSB pulse output with or without a display QSI1 QSI2 QSI3 versions of communications electronics with or without a display The basic mechanical installation is the same for all electronic modules The wiring connections and wiring diagrams differ depending on the electronic module being installed ...

Page 2: ...ed QSB or QSI module with or without a display 4 4 40 x 7 8 in Fillister Head Screws For metallic G2 4 4 20 x 7 8 in Fillister Head Plastite Screws For PVDF G2 1 Gasket 1 Instruction sheet 1 Q09 Owner s manual if module includes Q09 display 1 Set of 4 Strain reliefs MODULE CONTENTS Check the contents of your module using the list below as reference ...

Page 3: ...LE WITH DISPLAY G2 QSB OR QSI MODULE NO DISPLAY DISPLAY READY 2 05 52 0 71 18 0 2 05 52 0 2 79 70 8 71 18 0 1 76 44 6 920897 02 MANUAL 1 32 33 5 1 32 33 5 Add 40 10 1 per side for strain relief projection when installed in ports DIMENSIONS Dimensions are shown in inches and mm Figure 1 ...

Page 4: ...flow scalable data logger 4 20mA output This manual contains information and meter wiring diagrams for the three different QSI electronics modules IMPORTANT NOTICE QSB and QSI module electronics are very sensitive to electric noise if operated within 6 inches of some electric motors relays transformers or other sources of electronic noise If the QSB or QSI electronics are used in a manner not spec...

Page 5: ... QSI Modules Only For the Display Ready QSI module follow these initial instructions first to install your customer provided display to the cover plate in the kit Then follow the Installation Instructions to install this customer assembled unit to the meter 1 Make sure the QSI module is disconnected from power source 2 Remove batteries from your display they will no longer be needed 3 Remove the p...

Page 6: ...ase making sure the seal is seated properly between them Replace the 6 previously removed screws to secure the cover plate to the base Tighten screws 10 Connect power to QSB or QSI module and meter NOTE For ALL electronic modules 1 Make sure the QSB or QSI module and meter are disconnected from power source 2 Remove any attached product if it exists from the top of your G2 meter It will be replace...

Page 7: ...seat the coil spacer combination in its recess on the adapter see Figure 4 Figure 4 6 SCREWS 8 16 X 3 4 COVER PLATE QSB OR QSI W DISPLAY SHOWN QSB NO DISPLAY DISPLAY READY SEAL BASE 4 SCREWS 4 40 X 7 8 FOR METALLIC METERS 4 20 X 7 8 PLASTITE FOR PVDF METERS GASKET SCREW TERMINAL PICK UP CIRCUIT BOARD 4 STRAIN RELIEF STRAIN RELIEFS SHOWN INSTALLED FOAM SPACER UNDER COIL PICK UP COIL 2 WIRES THAT CO...

Page 8: ...ally Isolated Pulse Output return current Pulse Output frequency output This is a current sinking open collector output POWER INPUT 12 30 V ac or 12 36 V dc Input A 12 30 V ac or 12 36 V dc Input B PT100 Red Coil A GPI Sensor Coil B PT100 White Sensor 1 PT100 Blue PT100 Red PT100 White PT100 Blue RS 485 RS 485 RS 485 GND 5v Sensor 2 RS 485 Pulse Input 4 20mA Pulse Output Power Figure 5 TERMINAL CO...

Page 9: ...l power supply The resistance must be chosen such that the QSB will not sink more than 30mA of current The external power supply voltage must also be less than 36VDC to prevent damage to the QSB QSB PC BOARD Pulse Out Open Collector Square Wave ISOLATED PWR SUPPLY 12 36VDC 12 30VAC 50 60 Hz 12VDC OR 12VAC 50 60 Hz POLARITY DOESNT MATTER Coil A B Non polarized SIGNAL GROUND OPEN COLLECTOR OUTPUT WI...

Page 10: ...MS Figure 7 The wire gauge for the pulse output cable should be between 16 to 26 AWG to properly fit in the wire termination connector The pulse output ground should be properly connected to the customer equipment ground while the pulse output signal should be properly connected to both the customer equipment pulse input and an external pull up resistor to an external supply if the customer equipm...

Page 11: ...lse Out Pulse Out Open Collector Pulse Input RS485 RS485 GND R2 120Ω Shield Customer Equipment Customer Equipment RS485 RS485 RS485 GND RS485 PT100 White PT100 Blue PT100 Red PT100 White PT100 Blue PT100 Red R2 Coil B Coil A Unpowered Pickup Coil Figure 9 WIRING DIAGRAMS QSI VERSION 1 PC BOARD Coil A B Non polarized wires RS 485 BTU Pulse Out RTDs RS 485 Power In Figure 8 ...

Page 12: ...IAGRAM QSI Version 2 Input Temp Sensors Variable Reluctance Pickup Coil Output Pulse Output Power Power ISOLATED POWER SUPPLY 12 30 V ac or 12 36 V dc Pulse Out Pulse Out Open Collector Pulse Input Customer Equipment PT100 White PT100 Blue PT100 Red PT100 White PT100 Blue PT100 Red Coil B Coil A Unpowered Pickup Coil Figure 11 ...

Page 13: ...Isolated Outputs Customer Equipment with Built in Power Supply Inputs Pulse Out Customer Equipment Open Collector 4 20mA Min V 8 5 Max V 36 4 20mA Customer Equipment 4 20mA and Pulse Outputs Minimum signal amplitutde required for normal operation approx 15mV P P Recommended cable type twisted pair with shield Recommended maximum cable length 20ft Caution When reassembling the cover plate make sure...

Page 14: ...er Supply 4 20mA Output with Separate Power Supply Power Power ISOLATED POWER SUPPLY 12 30 V ac or 12 36 V dc 4 20mA 4 20mA Current Current Current Loop Loop Customer Equipment mmended maximum cable length 20ft Min V 8 5 Max V 36 Isolated Power Supply w Figure 14 WIRING DIAGRAMS ...

Page 15: ...rain Relief Hubble PG7 Grip Range 0 11 0 26 2 79 6 6mm Operation Temperature 32 F to 140 F 0 C to 60 C Ambient Air Operation Temp 0 F to 140 F 18 C to 60 C POWER SUPPLY Voltage Requirement Min 12 VDC or 12 VAC 50 60 Hz Max 36 VDC or 30 VAC 50 60 Hz higher voltage may damage unit MAX POWER CONSUMPTION QSB 50mA ...

Page 16: ...power is restored To Replace Battery DISCONNECT POWER TO METER WITHOUT DISPLAY Remove 6 screws retaining the cover plate to the base and lift the cover plate free of the base see Figure 15 Flip the cover plate over and remove 4 screws retaining the PC board assembly see Figure 16 Remove and replace the coin cell battery CR2032 on the back side of PC board see Figure 17 Reverse the procedure to rea...

Page 17: ...17 Figure 15 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 16 ...

Page 18: ...m the GPI Customer Service Department Due to strict regulations governing transportation handling and disposal of hazardous or flammable liquids GPI will not accept equipment for rework unless it is completely free of liquid residue The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE directive 2002 96 EC was approved by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union in 2003 This symb...

Page 19: ...19 NOTES ...

Page 20: ...ified outside the warrantor s duly appointed representative B the product has been subjected to neglect misuse abuse or damage or has been in stalled or operated other than in accordance with the manufacturer s operating instructions To make a claim against this warranty contact the GPI Customer Service Department at 316 686 7361 or 888 996 3837 Or by mail at Great Plains Industries Inc 5252 E 36t...

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