External wiring terminal strips, Expansion terminal strip, Relays – RKI Instruments Pioneer 4W User Manual

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6 • Description

Pioneer Gas Monitor Operator’s Manual

External wiring terminal strips

Two external wiring terminal strips are below the AC terminal strip and to the left of the
relays. Each 12-point terminal strip includes a lower (terminals 1 through 6) and upper
(terminals 7 through 12) row of terminals. The external wiring terminal strips are labeled

TB2

and

TB3

on the main circuit board. Table 2-1 lists the function of the external wiring

terminal strips.

Expansion terminal strip

The 3-point expansion terminal strip is below and between the third and fourth analyzer
card sockets (near the bottom right corner of the main circuit board). You can network up
to four Pioneers together by using the expansion terminal strip. The expansion terminal
strip is labeled

TB4

on the main circuit board.

Relays

NOTE:

Each analyzer card also includes alarm 3, alarm 2, and alarm 1 relays that are

dedicated to the channel that the analyzer card is plugged into.

Four relays are to the right of the external wiring terminal strips. The relays are single-
pole, double-throw (SPDT) and are rated for 8 amps at 250 VAC (resistive). The relays are
from top to bottom alarm 3, alarm 2, alarm 1, and fail. The relays are common for all
channels. For example, the alarm 1 relay energizes when

any

active channel goes into an

alarm 1 condition.

NOTE:

You can select normally energized or normally de-energized relays in the
Instrument Setup program. This section describes the default setting: normally
de-energized. The fail relay is factory-set as normally energized and is not

user-selectable.

Table 2-1: Terminal Assignments for the External Wiring Terminal Strips

Terminal

Number

Wire to:

TB3

1

Not currently used

2, 3

RS-485 connection to a personal computer (PC)

4

Shield

5, 6

RS-232 connection to a PC

7 - 9

External alarm for common alarm 3 relay

10 - 12

External alarm for common alarm 2 relay

TB2

1, 2

DC power source (You can use DC power as a primary

or backup power source.)

3, 4

The buzzer (factory-wired)

5, 6

The reset switch (factory-wired)

7 - 9

External alarm for common alarm 1 relay

10 - 12

External alarm for common fail relay

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