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Introduction ................................................ 1
Installation and Wiring .............................. 1
Technical Specifications ............................ 2
Typical Wiring ............................................ 3
Warranty/Disclaimer .................................. 5
Return Requests/Inquiries .......................... 5

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Caution:  This Pulse Output Module is not

FM Approved. Therefore, use of this
module with an approved metering
system, voids FM Approval.

This module is designed to be used only with
FTB790 Series Turbine Meters. More spe-
cifically, turbine housings with the follow-
ing models: FTB791, FTB792, FTB793,
FTB794, and FTB795.

Combine the Pulse Access Module with an
FTB790 Series Turbine Electronics to create
a low-cost flow sensor with both local read-
out and pulse output which interfaces with
various counters, controllers, and compatible
process equipment.

The pulse output of this module provides an
unscaled, amplified, digital signal capable of
transmission up to 5,000 ft. (1,524m) with-
out additional signal conditioning or ampli-
fication devices.

The Pulse Output Module comes complete,
ready to install, with a circuit assembly,
coverplate assembly, and 10 ft. (3m) of cable.

To install this module, follow the instructions
given below.

1. Remove the back coverplate from the

turbine housing.

2. Remove the display electronics from the

front of the turbine.

NOTE:  If you are installing more than one

Pulse Access Module at a time, take care
to keep the proper electronics paired with
the original turbine.

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3. The Pulse Access Module connects to a

10-pin connector located on the back side
of the computer electronics next to the
negative battery connectors. The 10-pin
connector is sealed with a clear plastic
sealant that must be carefully pried out
with a small sharp tool inserted gently
at the edges.

  4. Remove the backing from the double-sided

tape on the module’s PC board.

  5. Carefully align the top pin on the PC

board with the J2 position on the 10-pin
connector and gently press the PC board
into position between the batteries. The
bottom pin will align with the J6 position.

  6. Guide the loose ends of the wires from the

PC board through the housing’s cavity to
the back side of the turbine.

  7. Install the display electronics to the front

side of the turbine and tighten the four
screws snugly.

J2

J6

+

+

INSTALLATION & WIRING

  8. Connect the loose ends of the wires to

the terminal block on the inside of the
back coverplate provided with this mod-
ule. Connect white (pulse out) to white
and black (common) to black.

Caution:  Do not connect the red wire. This

module does not require connection of the
red wire. Use of this wire will damage your
equipment.

Customer

Interfacing
Equipment

White

Signal

Black

Common

Black

Common

White

Pulse Out

Terminal

Block

Internal     External

10-pin
Connector

J2

J6

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