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TC-2190 Adapter Installation Guide

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If you need to change jumper W1, refer to Figure 1 as you complete the 
following steps:

1.

Using the Number 1 Phillips screwdriver, remove the four countersunk 
front panel screws.

2.

Remove the two rear panel screws that hold the rear 68-pin connector.

3.

Hold the front panel and slide the assembly out of the metal case.

4.

Set jumper W1 as needed. 

5.

Reassemble the TC-2190, following this procedure in reverse order. 
Do not overtighten the screws.

Table 1.  

TC-2190 Jumper Configuration Options

Jumper W1 

Configuration

Description

When to Use This Configuration

100 

 (factory default)—This 

setting connects the TC-2190 
metal chassis to NI 435

X

 

ground through a 100 

 

resistor, while keeping any 
potential ground loop current 
very small.

Use this setting when you are using 
the SH6868 cable, and:

• You have not rack-mounted the 

TC-2190, or

• You have mounted the TC-2190 on 

a rack, but are unsure whether the 
rack and the TC-2190 are 
grounded.

—This setting connects 

the TC-2190 metal chassis to 
NI 435

X

 ground.

Use this setting when you are using 
the R6868 cable, and:

• You have not rack-mounted the 

TC-2190, or

• You have mounted the TC-2190 on 

a rack and are sure that the rack and 
the TC-2190 are not grounded.

Open—This setting 
disconnects the TC-2190 
metal chassis from NI 435

X

 

ground.

Use this setting when you are using 
either the SH6868 cable or the 
R6868 cable, and:

• You have mounted the TC-2190 on 

a rack, and 

• You are sure that the rack and the 

TC-2190 are grounded.

OPEN

100 

OPEN

100 

OPEN

100 

Summary of Contents for TC-2190

Page 1: ...e on the front and one on the rear You can use either of the two connectors to connect the TC 2190 to the NI 435X using an SH6868 shielded cable recommended or an R6868 ribbon cable You can also acces...

Page 2: ...ou must supply monospace Text in this font denotes text or characters that you should enter from the keyboard sections of code programming examples and syntax examples This font is also used for the p...

Page 3: ...covers or connecting disconnecting any signal wires Jumper W1 located inside the TC 2190 on the bottom of the board connects the shield of the 68 pin connectors and the TC 2190 metal case to NI 435X...

Page 4: ...sis to NI 435X ground through a 100 resistor while keeping any potential ground loop current very small Use this setting when you are using the SH6868 cable and You have not rack mounted the TC 2190 o...

Page 5: ...nnector on the TC 2190 Each miniconnector is keyed that is it has two spades of different widths so that you can insert the thermocouple in only one way Do not force the miniconnector If you encounter...

Page 6: ...I 435X If you do not rack mount the TC 2190 attach the four adhesive rubber feet included in this kit to the TC 2190 to keep it stationary Note To minimize the temperature gradient inside the terminal...

Page 7: ...ation Guide Figure 2 Connecting the TC 2190 to the NI 435X 1 TC 2190 2 Front Panel 3 Front 68 Pin Connector 4 Ejector Ears 5 SH6868 Shielded Cable 6 NI 435X for USB PXI and PCI 7 Rear Panel 8 Rear 68...

Page 8: ...he data acquisition software documentation for programming information Alternatively you can use the following formulas to convert the cold junction sensor voltage to cold junction temperature T C TK...

Page 9: ...EN 55011 ISM Group I Class A at 10 m FCC Part 15A above 1 GHz Electromagnetic immunity Evaluated to EN 61326 1 A1 1998 Table 1 Note For full EMC compliance you must operate this device with shielded...

Page 10: ...rivers software updates and more Web support is available through the Technical Support section of ni com Worldwide Support National Instruments has offices located around the world to help address yo...

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