ETAS
Commissioning
CBS10x.1-2 - User’s Guide
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3.4.3
"CONFIG" Connection (Configuration Input)
The measure variable output at the "AOUT" output can be selected by wiring the
"CONFIG" connection. Please observe the information in chapter 2.2.4
on page 14 and in chapter 2.2.5 on page 16.
Cabling the configuration input for the output of the "O2" measure variable
The "CONFIG" connection (green) of the open cable end
remains open, i.e. it is not placed on a potential (operating volt
-
age, ground).
1. Secure the connection to avoid any contact with an operating
voltage potential.
The "O2" measure variable is output at the "AOUT" connection
of the Smart Lambda Sensor Cable.
Cabling the configuration input for outputting the "Lambda" measure variable
1. Connect the "CONFIG" connection (green) of the open cable
end with the positive terminal of the power supply.
Observe the color coding of the cable end.
The "Lambda" measure variable is output at the "AOUT" con
-
nection of the Smart Lambda Sensor Cable.
Cabling the configuration input for outputting the "Pump current" measure
variable
1. Connect the "CONFIG" connection (green) of the open cable
end with the negative terminal of the power supply.
Observe the color coding of the cable end.
The "Pump current" measure variable is output at the "AOUT"
connection of the Smart Lambda Sensor Cable.
3.4.4
"ERROR" Connection (Error Output)
Cabling the error output
1. Connect the "ERROR" connection (pink) of the open cable end
- directly with an LED
or
- directly with an optocoupler
or
- with your programmable logic controller (PLC).
Observe the color coding of the cable end.
