Badger Meter PortaSonic 9000, Руководство пользователя

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2.4 The interfaces
On the backside of the PortaSonic 9000, you can find the inputs and
outputs.
1 Constant voltage supply input
The enclosed mains adapter will be connected to this terminal to ensure
the constant voltage supply of the PortaSonic 9000.
2 Interface USB 2.0 (mini USB socket, type B)
ensures the access by means of a PC to the integrated SD memory
card where data on the metering points and on the measurements
(LOG files) are stored. From Windows
®
Version XP and up, the internal
SD memory card will be recognized as a mass storage unit. Therefore,
additional drivers are not required.
3 + 4 Inputs for the ultrasonic sensors (BNC)
These are the terminals for the ultrasonic transducers.
5 Relay output (4-pole mini DIN)
This output is potential-free and NO (normally open). Only when
activated, the internal contact will be closed. Therefore, it can be used
for alarms or for upper/lower limit deviations.
6 T1/T2 inputs for PT100 (6-pole mini DIN)
for connecting the optional temperature sensors to use the PortaSonic’s
internal heat quantity measurement.
7 4-20mA analogue outputs (5-pole mini DIN)
It is possible to allocate variable quantities to these outputs like, for
example, the flow. They will supply a current, which is proportional to
the value of the respective variable quantity. It is also possible to
configure the initial and final values. These terminals are two active
double-conductor outputs.
1
2
3
4 5 6 7
Power
18,5 VDC
USB
Down
Up
T1/T2
Relais
Analog Out
PortaSonic 9000