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Doc No. IM4772-7 

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iSense

  

 

5.1  Connecting a Probe 

– Thermistor Example 

For this example a thermistor probe is used to demonstrate how to connecting one of the accompanying 
devices to the unit. 

The thermistor probe can be found coiled with the metal probe attached to one end and two exposed wires 
(white and red) on the other. 

 

Figure 4 Loosening the Input Glands 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 5 Opening Terminals 3 and 4 

To attach the probe to the circuit board, loosen the input glands (

Figure 4

 above), thread the exposed wires up 

the gland until there is enough length for the wire to reach the top of the circuit board, tighten the gland. 

Using a screwdriver, press down on the terminal release lever to open terminals 3 and 4 and thread in to 
these openings the red and white (respectively) exposed wires (

Figure 5

). If another probe is needed to be 

fitted then follow the same procedure but open terminals 5 and 6 and thread in the new red and white wires. 

Summary of Contents for IM4772 iSense

Page 1: ...IM4772 iSense Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...4 Vehicle Mounting 6 3 5 Adding iSense to Synergy 7 3 6 Sensor operation 7 3 7 Alarm Handling 7 4 Setting Up the iSense Hardware 8 4 1 Removing the Front Panel 8 4 2 Connecting the Aerial 8 4 3 Connec...

Page 3: ...10 Adds information on redirector service and USB configuration utility MSH 3 28 September 2011 Add 3 channel thermistor connections MSH 4 8 October 2014 Update for Synergy Radiolog GPRS no longer sup...

Page 4: ...ynergy collects data associated with your iSense sensor s by making an outgoing TCP IP connection to the IMC Remote Data Service As this connection is made to a standard HTTP port on the IMC Remote Da...

Page 5: ...unit then you will also either have a desktop power supply or 24V DC truck power adaptor pre fitted instead of a battery WARNINGS A battery pack must NOT be fitted when the external supply is used Th...

Page 6: ...mounting box 3 4 Vehicle Mounting IMC strongly recommend that the iSense is mounted inside the vehicle body in any case the iSense unit needs to be protected from extremes of temperature changes and w...

Page 7: ...be re triggered until three logs have been within the alarm limits The device sends its battery voltage with each message this can be viewed via Synergy 3 7 Alarm Handling It is possible to set level...

Page 8: ...panel has been removed the battery pack will be visible on its reverse side This now leaves the back panel open and the iSense circuit board accessible 4 2 Connecting the Aerial There are two types o...

Page 9: ...screw and remove the lid connect the vehicle supply cable as below Yellow Red wires iSense ve connect to terminal 8 Blue Green wires iSense ve connect to terminal 7 Black Blue wires Vehicle ve connect...

Page 10: ...Pin Lemo socket JP5 Both of these areas of the iSense are shown in Figure 3 below Input Type JP1 Pin Connection Channel Type 1 channel pulse counter Pin 1 2 channel 1 2 channel pulse counter Pin 1 2 c...

Page 11: ...s Figure 5 Opening Terminals 3 and 4 To attach the probe to the circuit board loosen the input glands Figure 4 above thread the exposed wires up the gland until there is enough length for the wire to...

Page 12: ...her DC only clamps are connected in a similar manner Channel No ve ve 1 Green pin1 Black pin2 2 Red pin3 White pin4 3 Yellow pin5 Blue pin6 Any unused pairs should be twisted together J091 OUTPUT www...

Page 13: ...the V093 coloured wires into the correct output terminal situated on each of the clamps to be used 4 The bottom of the clamp indicates which side of the terminal is positive negative Use this in conju...

Page 14: ...Doc No IM4772 7 Page 14 of 14 iSense Figure 8 Connecting a JO91 3...

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