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3.2 Signal Conditioning Module Setup
For LVDT modules E9310 & E9320 attenuation jumpers must be set to either 1x for
standard transducers or 10x for long range transducers. Refer to the "Advanced
Operations" section for additional information.
For either an LVDT or A/E signal conditioning module a jumper matrix on the board
allows it to accept signals in or send signals out to the analog output connector. Refer to the
"Advanced Operations" section of the manual for additional information on setting these
jumpers.
Signal Conditioning Module Auto Recognition
When an E9310, E9320, E9330, or E9340 module is installed in the lower bay the
Accusetter II will automatically detect the type of signal conditioning module installed and
certain setup parameters will be programmed automatically based on the jumper settings on
the module. This feature is not available on legacy signal conditioning modules.
For an E9310 or E9320 module the following parameters will be detected:
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Under the "Xducer" menu the Signal Conditioning will be set to "Electric"
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The position of the attenuation jumpers J5-J8 and J10 (1x or 10X) will be detected
For an E9330 or E9340 module the following parameters will be detected:
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Under the "Xducer" menu the Signal Conditioning will be set to "Air"
When the Accusetter II is powered on the module ID code of the currently installed module
is displayed in the scroll of start up information. For the LVDT modules E9310 & E9320
the ID code will also identify the status of the "J10" attenuation jumper (1x or 10x).
Module ID Code
E9010, 20, 30, 40 Legacy Module
(no module recognition) FF
E9310, Jumper J10 = 1x E1
E9310, Jumper J10 = 10x E2
E9320, Jumper J10 = 1x E3
E9320, Jumper J10 = 10x E4
E9330 E5
E9340 E6
Power to the column must be turned off prior to installing or removing a signal
conditioning module.