
FIXED UFM AND COMPONENTS (Continued)
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1 RS232/RS485 Interface boards
Digital Interface boards RS232 or RS485 are
available as an option to provide digital com-
munication via ASCI strings.
2 Input for temperature sensors
QMF-PT100 (3-wire)
The two temperature sensors (feed and return
pipe) can be connected in order to measure
heat/thermal output. The flow transmitter always
includes the capability for heat/thermal output
measurement. Note that (if required by customer)
the QMF-PT100 inputs can also be used to reset
the counters. If you use this reset function you
cannot measure heat/thermal output at same
time.
3 Relay output (potential-free)
This output is potential-free NO (normally open)
relay output. Use this output to establish an
alarm (for example, when exceeding a certain
flow speed).
4 Analog output 4-20mA (active)
The 4-20mA outputs can be used to submit
measurement data like flow, thermal output and
velocity to the Programmable Logic Controller
(PLC). These outputs are in active mode (supply
voltage provided internally by flow transmitter).
5 USB- Interface
Used for firmware updates. Standard USB (micro
USB)- cable required to connect to a PC.
+ - (DC)
UP1 DN1 UP2
DN2
RS232/485
QMF-
PT100
QMF-
PT100
Relay OUT2 OUT1 DO1 DO2
Reset Power
+ -
-
-
-
-
+ -
-
1
2
3 4
5 6 7
WW WW
6 Hardware Reset
Used to reset unit (for hang-ups).
7 Power Supply
Location for connecting the supply voltage. QStar
UFM is available as AC (90-240VAC) and DC
(18-36VDC) version.
CONNECTOR BOARD
FIGURE 12:
Connecting Terminals
Always use the correct voltage for the UFM.
Improper supply voltage might seriously
damage the flow transmitter. Check the type
of power supply on the name plate (printed
on right side of enclosure of flow transmitter.
CAUTION
Wiring
The connection terminals are located under the lower
cover. Remove the two screws and plastic cover to
gain access to the connection terminals.
FIGURE 13:
Accessing the Connection Terminals