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B-88-1006, REV. B 

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APPENDIX B - Custom Specifications for your Equipment 

 

 
Signal Conditioning Unit Serial No.:____________ 
 
 

Transducer Wire Colors 

 

 
  The wire colors of the tilt and temperature transducers shipped with this unit correspond to 
the following functions (see Section 2.1): 
 

Transducer Ser. No._________  Transducer Ser. No._________  Transducer Ser. No._________ 

Function 

Wire Color 

Function 

Wire Color 

Function 

Wire Color 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Transducer Ser. No.________ 

Transducer Ser. No.________ 

Temperature Sensor 

Function 

Wire Color 

Function 

Wire Color 

Function 

Wire Color 

 

 

T1 

Red 

 

 

T2 

Orange 

 

 

T3 

Yellow 

 

Filters 

 
  Your SCU has two single-pole RC low-pass filters (integrators) selected by the FILTER switch 
on the front panel. The time constant (

τ

) for each filter setting is listed below.  

 
  After an instantaneous change in tilt, the output signal settles to 90% of this value after three 
time constants, and to 98% of this value after four time constants. The corner or cutoff 
frequency 

ƒ

c

 is defined as the frequency at which signal attenuation is 3 dB. Filter roll-off above 

the corner frequency is constant at 6 dB per octave (20 dB per decade). Corner frequency can 
be calculated as: 

ƒ

c

 = 1/(2

πτ

 

τ

 values for filter settings: 

 

 

ON: _________ seconds 

OFF: _________ seconds 

 

Scale Factors 

 
  Your Signal Conditioning Unit has been calibrated for operation with the tilt transducers listed 
below. However, it will operate any Jewell Instruments tilt transducer. If you purchase new tilt 
transducers for use with the SCU, they should be calibrated with the SCU prior to use. Jewell 
Instruments will perform these calibrations if the Signal Conditioning Unit is shipped prepaid to 
our factory at the time the order for new transducers is place.  
 
 

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Страница 1: ...T Serial No ________________ 850 Perimeter Road Manchester NH 03103 USA Tel 603 669 6400 Fax 603 622 2690 sales jewellinstruments com www jewellinstruments com Copyright 2013 by Jewell Instruments LLC All rights reserved Document No B 88 1006 Rev B ...

Страница 2: ... 1 Introduction 2 1 2 General Specifications 2 2 0 Operation 6 2 1 Using the Controls Meaning of the Indicators 6 3 0 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 7 3 1 Routine Maintenance 7 3 2 Determining the Cause of Malfunctions 8 A Warranty and Assistance 9 B Custom Specification for your Equipment 10 C Revision Table 12 ...

Страница 3: ... control switches on the front panel of the SCU and the input and output terminals on the rear panel Figures 1 and 2 Basic maintenance and troubleshooting guidelines are given in the last section of the manual 1 2 General Specifications INPUT CHANNELS Two Jewell Instrument electrolytic tilt sensors one LM 35 temperature sensor TILT OUTPUT Two channels of single ended and differential analog output...

Страница 4: ...l barrier strips TEMPERATURE RANGE 20 C to 70 C 4 F to 158 F Operational 30 C to 100 C 22 F to 212 F Storage HUMIDITY RANGE 0 to 100 noncondensing nonsubmersible SIZE 3 5 x 5 x 8 4 8 8 cm x 12 7 cm x 21 3 cm WEIGHT 2 lbs 0 9 kg MATERIALS Case painted aluminum ...

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Страница 7: ...three terminal positions E and are for the three lead wires from the first tilt sensor E is the center or neutral wire and are the positive and negative pick ups respectively For color coding of the sensor lead wires supplied with your SCU see Appendix B SENSOR 2 The three terminal positions E and are for the three lead wires from the second tilt sensor TEMP SENSOR The three terminal positions T1 ...

Страница 8: ... DC to this terminal PWR GND Connect the power ground power common to this terminal 12 V Connect 11 to 15 volts DC to this terminal 3 0 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 3 1 Routine Maintenance The SCU is rugged and should require no maintenance other than occasional cleaning of the box with a soft cloth Keep the SCU and tilt sensor from extremes of heat and cold Extreme temperatures unnecessarily s...

Страница 9: ...in each side panel then gently lift away the SCU top panel Small plastic connectors are used to attach the tilt and temperature sensor leads to the printed circuit board Check to be sure that these connectors have not become loose or detached If you remove any of these small plastic connectors be sure to replace the Sensor 1 Sensor 2 and temperature connectors exactly as you found them Figure 2 sh...

Страница 10: ...oid if the equipment is subjected to lighting strikes or other large potential gradients or if it is otherwise abused After expiration of the warranty Jewell will repair the equipment at its factory for parts and labor charges Products returned after warranty expiration should be accompanied by a purchase order to cover repair costs Jewell Instruments is not liable for consequential damages The re...

Страница 11: ...ting is listed below After an instantaneous change in tilt the output signal settles to 90 of this value after three time constants and to 98 of this value after four time constants The corner or cutoff frequency ƒc is defined as the frequency at which signal attenuation is 3 dB Filter roll off above the corner frequency is constant at 6 dB per octave 20 dB per decade Corner frequency can be calcu...

Страница 12: ... Scale Factors are expressed as angular change per volt differential Scale Factors are one half single ended Scale Factors SCU serial number ____________ Calibration range units ____________ Scale Factor units ____________ SENSOR 1 CHANNEL Transducer Serial No Calib Temp F Calib Range Scale Factors Single ended Differential High Gain Low Gain High Gain Max Nonlinearity Low Gain Max Nonlinearity SE...

Страница 13: ...B 88 1006 REV B 12 APPENDIX C Revision Table REV PAGE NOS ECN NO DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE DATE B ALL 25087 Jewell was Applied Geomechanics Added Appendix C for revision record 2 13 13 ...

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