Campbell CURS100 Instruction Manual - Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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1.
Introduction.................................................................1
2.
Specifications .............................................................1
3.
Measurement Concepts .............................................2
3.1
Differential Measurement ....................................................................3
3.2
Completing the Current Loop Circuit ..................................................3
4.
Transducer Wiring ......................................................4
4.1
Two-Wire Transducers.........................................................................4
4.1.1
Possible Ground Loop Problems...................................................5
4.1.2
Minimum Supply Voltage.............................................................5
4.2
Three-Wire Transducers.......................................................................6
4.3
Four-Wire Transducers ........................................................................7
5.
Sensor and Programming Example ..........................8
5.1
Voltage Range......................................................................................8
5.2
Calculating Multiplier and Offset—An Example.................................8
5.3
CR1000 Program Example...................................................................9
5.4
CR9000(X) Program Example ...........................................................10
5.5
CR10(X) Program Example ...............................................................10
5.6
CR23X Program Example..................................................................10
Figures
1-1. CURS100 terminal input module.........................................................1
2-1. CURS100
schematic ............................................................................2
3-1. CURS100 L terminal connected to a datalogger G terminal using
a jumper wire....................................................................................4
4-1. 2-wire with datalogger power ..............................................................5
4-2. 2-wire with external power ..................................................................5
4-3. 2-wire
supply
voltage...........................................................................6
4-4. 3-wire with datalogger power ..............................................................6
4-5. 3-wire with external power ..................................................................7
4-6. 4-wire with datalogger power ..............................................................7
4-7. 4-wire with external power ..................................................................7
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