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Manual TRIME_PICO64-32 Version 2_0 2017-05-30
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1.1.2 Operation mode B (Single measurement)
TRIME-PICO64/32 will perform a single measurement when the power is switched on. Once the measurement
has been taken (2..3s) the readings are supplied as analogue output signals until the power is switched off. The
probe switches to the energy-saving mode (>1mA) and takes no more measurements until the power has been
switched off.
Benefits:

Low power consumption in field installations

Easy control of the measurement rate from an external source

No implementation of commands necessary
For use with:

Switched power supply

Analogue data loggers with relay

PC A/D converter boards with relay
1.1.3 Operation mode C (Cyclic measurement)
TRIME-PICO64/32 takes measurements at a freely configurable measurement rate (from 8s..24h). Once the
measurements have been taken (2..3s) the measured values are supplied as analogue output signals. Until the
next measurement is finished, the values of the previous measurement are available as analogue signal. In
standby until the next measurement is executed the probe consumes 8..10mA @ 12V/DC, if the communica-
tion is set to standby (can be changed in PICO-CONFIG software) 2..3mA @ 12V/DC.
Benefits:

Probe can be supplied with mains power

Measurement rate can be specified as required (even independent from logging rate of analogue
logger)

No implementation of commands necessary

Non-intelligent logger can be used (without power management)
For use with:

Mains power

Analogue data loggers with mains power

PC A/D converter boards
The operation mode is preset to customer specifications prior to despatch. Reconfiguration is possible using
the complementary software PICO-CONFIG (download under http://www.imko.de).
1.1.4 PC connection
The TRIME-PICO64/32 can be connected to a PC via:
SM-23U IMP-Bus

RS232 converter module
BT-Module RS485

Bluetooth converter module
SM-USB IMP-Bus/RS485

USB converter module
1.2 External power supply
In the IMP-Bus the power to sensors can be supplied by battery, a complete solar system or mains power. For
serial connection of a large number of sensors or long IMP232-bus cables it is advisable to use a power amplifi-
er module (SM-23LV) or decentralised power supply.