American Magnetics 175 Industrial Level Transmitter (CE-Marked) - Manual (Page 12)

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8.) Screw the base of the instrument enclosure onto the remote-mounting bracket.
Connect conduit between the Interconnection Housing and the Remote-Mounting
Bracket (see Photo #7).
9.) At the Interconnection Housing end, using the supplied 10-ft. coaxial cable through
the conduit, connect the center wire to the screw terminal opposite the probe-cable
center-conductor. Connect the shield to either of the outer (ground) terminals.
Connect an earth ground-wire to the green screw inside the Interconnection
Housing.
10.) At the instrument end, connect the center wire of the supplied 10-ft. coaxial cable to
the “PROBE” terminal in the base of the instrument enclosure. Connect the shield
wire to the ground terminal (not the green screw).
11.) Connect conduit to one of the conduit openings at the top of the instrument
enclosure. Use the supplied conduit plug for the other conduit opening. Follow all
applicable electrical codes when installing this conduit and wiring. It is strongly
recommended that you use a drip-loop to prevent water from entering the
instrument enclosure from the conduit.
12.) Using a twisted, shielded pair cable, connect the positive wire to the Loop (+)
terminal and the negative wire to the Loop (-) terminal. Tape over the shield - DO
NOT connect the shield and/or drain wire to the transmitter. At the power supply
end, connect the (+) to plus and (-) to minus, and also connect the shield and/or
drain wire to ground. Connect an earth ground-wire to the green screw inside the
Instrument Enclosure.
13.) Reinsert the puck into the instrument enclosure by visually aligning the three tabs
(Photo #4) on the puck with the guide slots in the base ring and using firm pressure
to seat the puck. It can only fit in one orientation, DO NOT FORCE.
14.) Refer to Section B for calibration and programming instructions.