2 input card connections, Table, Installation 3.6.2 input card connections – Hach sc1000 User Manual

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Installation

3.6.2 Input card connections

With the input card, the sc1000 receives external analog signals (0–20 mA/4–20mA) and
digital signals. The signals can be scaled as required and given names, parameters, and
units.

To make an input card connection:

1. Remove power from the instrument. Remove the probe module cover.

2. Connect the input card to the appropriate slot (

Figure 18

). Use a magnetic

screwdriver to secure the four screws to the card.

3. Install the card connector to the appropriate connection on the main circuit board

(

Figure 17

)).

Note: The inputs can be switched between analog and digital using the jumper switches. Place the
jumper on both pins to switch to digital, place the jumper on one pin to switch to analog.

4. Feed the cable through the base of the module and properly prepare and insert each

wire into the terminal according to

Figure 22

and

Table 5

. Tug gently after each

insertion to make sure that the connection is secure.

5. Write the serial number from the rating plate on the supplied sticker and attach it to

the main high voltage barrier (

Figure 18

).

6. Install the probe module cover.

After installation and connection of a plug-in expansion card, the card must be configured
to the system. For input card setup instructions, refer to

section 6.3.2 on page 83

.

Table 4 Relay card (YAB076, change over) terminal assignments

Terminal

Designation

Relay 1–4

1

Relay 1 (normally closed contacts)

Maximum switching voltage:

250 VAC;

125 VDC

Maximum switching current:

250 VAC, 5A
125 VAC, 5A

30 VDC, 5A

Maximum switching power:

1500 VA

150 W

2

Relay 1 (common)

3

Relay 1 (normally opened contacts)

4

Relay 2 (normally closed contacts)

5

Relay 2 (common)

6

Relay 2 (normally opened contacts)

7

Relay 3 (normally closed contacts)

8

Relay 3 (common)

9

Relay 3 (normally opened contacts)

10

Relay 4 (normally closed contacts)

11

Relay 4 (common)

12

Relay 4 (normally opened contacts)

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