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Installation 

2.1

 

Positioning the expansion box 

Position the device at a water-protected place. 

In principle each mounting position is allowed, but you should pay attention to the accessibility of the 
connections.  

Consider also the maximum cable lengths of the PAB connection cables, sensors, light bars and powerbars 
when you select the position. 

2.2

 

Connection of the expansion box 

The temperature sensor is connected to Temp (2). 

Level sensors for the determination of the water level are connected with the level connections (3). If two 
level sensors shall be connected, a Y-cable (

PL-LY

) is necessary. 

The sensors for pH, conductivity and redox are – as far as they are present – connected accordingly to (9), 
(10) and (11).  

Please pay attention to the hints for sensors in the ProfiLux manual and of the sensor manufacturer. 

Hint 

In case of the conductivity sensor the sensor type (salt or fresh water) must be 
selected with the selection switch (6), in order that the conductivity is measured 
correctly. 

 
The control cables of dimmable lamps (light bars, hanging lamps, moonlight etc.) or controllable current 
pumps are plugged into the Western sockets L1L2 (4) or L3L4 (5).  

Plug the DC-plug of the wall power supply into the socket labeled 12VDC (1). Do not use in any case 
another power supply, since a false polarity or voltage can destroy the device!  

2.3

 

Connection of the PAB 

Devices with 

ProfiLux Aquatic Bus

 – in short PAB – are connected to the corresponding RJ45 sockets. 

Several PAB devices are so to say daisy-chained. This means that the first PAB device is connected via a 
PAB connection cable with one of the PAB ports of the 

ProfiLux 3

. The next PAB device is either connected 

to the free PAB port at the 

ProfiLux 3

 or at the free PAB port of the preceding PAB device. A further PAB 

device is then connected to free PAB port of the preceding PAB device and so on. Also several ProfiLux 
computers can be connected to this bus. The last PAB devices therefore have always one free PAB port. 
Trough this, the PAB-bus represents a line connection via the single participants from one end to the 
other. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ProfiLux Expansion Box

Page 1: ...User manual for Expansion Box Valid for Firmware version 1 02 and later As of 04 20 2010...

Page 2: ...SION BOX 6 3 ASSIGN THE EXPANSION BOX TO THE PROFILUX 7 3 1 REQUIREMENTS 7 3 2 ASSIGN THE EXPANSION BOX 7 3 3 THE RESOURCES SENSORS AND INTERFACES OF THE EXPANSION BOX 7 3 4 THE SENSORS OF THE EXPANSI...

Page 3: ...sensor Connection option for pH sensor Connection option for a conductivity sensor selectable for salt or fresh water Connection option for a Redox sensor Connection option for 2 level sensors 5 expa...

Page 4: ...o not use force to plug in Important A false connection e g plugging in a light bar plug into a powerbar socket can lead to a destruction of the ProfiLux A possible repair is no warranty case and ther...

Page 5: ...selection switch 6 in order that the conductivity is measured correctly The control cables of dimmable lamps light bars hanging lamps moonlight etc or controllable current pumps are plugged into the...

Page 6: ...ox has two light emitting diodes 17 18 on the rear side for the status display not available on some devices The state LED 17 is the lower one the communication LED 18 is above Display Meaning State L...

Page 7: ...ning the resources are ordered in the ProfiLux in the following manner The numbering starts in every case with the internal resources of the ProfiLux followed by the resources of the module cards inst...

Page 8: ...2 Conductivity S 2 and Redox 2 are the internal sensor inputs of the first found by ProfiLux Expansion Box Airtemperature 1 and Humidity 1 originate from the PLM Humidity Temp in this Expansion Box L...

Page 9: ...ards in the slots of the Expansion Box Thereafter the interfaces of the second Expansion Box follow and so on Example In case of a ProfiLux 3 with a PLM 4L card and an Expansion Box with a PLM 4L the...

Page 10: ...ssigning the devices Only if all sensors and interfaces are checked and correctly assigned again the disabled devices can return to in operation again 3 6 The switching outputs of the Expansion Box Th...

Page 11: ...here the PLM 2L4S at the Expansion Box Here only the switching outputs from S1 to S16 are available the others are free Attention During assigning devices it is also possible here that the numbering...

Page 12: ...the module If you do not like to do the installation by yourself we can do this for you for a low charge possibly together with a firmware update Hint In the last slot Modul 4 only analog measurement...

Page 13: ...nsert the module The new module can be inserted into any slot except slot Modul 4 slot nearest to the housing This slot only supports analog measurement cards at the moment When you insert it pay atte...

Page 14: ...ection We assume no liability for direct damages indirect damages consequential damages and third party damages as far as it is legally permitted We do not take over guarantee that our product package...

Page 15: ...voltage 12 VDC Power consumption 200 mA pH measurement BNC input for pH sensors accuracy 0 1 pH measurement range 3 0 pH to 10 5 pH Temperature measurement Mini DIN socket for delivered temperature s...

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