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P M A C
3 0 0 0
Page
20
Sensor
Connection
The
PMAC
3000
has
a
single
strain
gage
full
bridge
sensor
input.
See
Figure
1.
The
sensor
input
range
is
factory
set
to
+/
‐
4.5mV/V
nominal.
Minimum
bridge
impedance
is
120
ohms.
Maximum
bridge
impedance
is
2000
ohms.
Bridge
impedances
greater
than
2000
ohms
may
trigger
the
Check
Sensor
warning,
meaning
that
the
PMAC
3000
does
not
sense
the
sensor
present.
In
this
case,
a
parallel
resistor
across
the
excitation
leads
can
be
used
to
bring
the
impedance
under
2000
ohms.
A
2k
10%
(or
better)
1/8W
(or
higher)
resistor
suffices.
This
parallel
resistor,
when
wired
across
the
excitation
inside
the
15
pin
connector
shell,
will
not
affect
the
sensor
operation.
See
Figure
20
for
sensor
wiring.
The
sensor
itself
uses
pins
1
‐
5.
The
optional
quadrature
encoder
uses
pins
5
‐
9.
Note
that
the
shield
for
the
sensor
and
encoder
both
connect
to
pin
5.
Choose
cable
that
keeps
the
sensor
wires
and
encoder
wires
each
grouped
in
their
own
shield.
The
remaining
pins
are
reserved
for
autoID.
Figure
20
–
Sensor
Wiring
Power
Connection
The
PMAC
3000
is
intended
to
run
either
on
the
internal
Li
Ion
batteries,
or
the
supplied
12VDC
AC
adapter.
The
supplied
power
supply
will
charge
the
internal
batteries
as
required,
shutting
down
the
charge
when
the
battery
is
sufficiently
charged.
LED
indicators
on
the
rear
of
the
PMAC
3000
show
the
charge
status.
See
Figure
1.
A
full
charge
typically
takes
from
2
to
3
hours.
Internal
Batteries
The
PMAC
3000
has
a
rechargeable
Li
‐
Ion
battery
pack
for
the
main
battery.
The
backup
battery,
which
powers
the
clock
and
internal
non
‐
volatile
RAM,
is
a
3V
lithium
battery.
Both
batteries
are
soldered
to
the
PCB
and
are
not
user
serviceable.
Li
‐
Ion
batteries
are
very
sensitive
to
how
they
are
charged.
Failure
to
charge
them
correctly
may
cause
them
to
explode
or
otherwise
burn
up.
The
charge
circuit
in
the
PMAC
3000
was
designed
to
charge
the
internal
Li
‐
Ion
pack
based
on