Suez Sievers M500e, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Sievers M500e TOC Analyzer Operation and Maintenance Manual
DLM 78510-02 EN Rev. B 66 SUEZ © 2022
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Three smaller I/O glands (left-to-right)
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One to three 4-20 mA analog pairs, or a single multiple conduct cable
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One or two isolated state inputs cable(s)
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One alarm relay output
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One larger I/O gland
Multiple I/O cable bundled together and routed out of the box into conduit
6. Identify the corresponding terminal block to use for each type of I/O output or
input wire installation:
7. To install the wires in a terminal block, first remove the corresponding terminal
block from the I/O instrument controller board. Make a note of the terminal
block’s orientation of Pin #1 before removing it. Firmly grasp the terminal block
and pull it straight out from the terminal header on the board.
8. Identify the correct pin position for each wire to install according to Table 3-2,
“4 - 20 mA Analog Outputs (J4),” on page 69 or Table 3-1, “Alarm Relay Outputs
(J1),” on page 68 or Table 3-3, “Isolated State Inputs (J2),” on page 71 .
9. To attach each wire, use the small flat blade of the screwdriver to depress the
orange tab (example shown at the arrow) while inserting the stripped wire into
the hole, and then release the tab to secure. The wire should remain captured
in the hole.
For additional wiring information, refer to the following sections, as needed:
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4-20 mA Analog Current Loop Outputs — Table 3-2, “4 - 20 mA Analog
Outputs (J4),” on page 69 and "Figure 3-3: Typical 4-20 mA Circuit
Applications" on page 70 .
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Alarm Relay Outputs — Table 3-1, “Alarm Relay Outputs (J1),” on page 68
and Figure 3-2: Alarm Relay Output Detail on page 68 .
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Binary (Start/Stop) Inputs — Table 3-3, “Isolated State Inputs (J2),” on
page 71 and Figure 3-4: Isolated State Input Circuit Detail on page 71 and