Teledyne 2000XTC - Thermal conductivity analyzer - Manual (Page 26)

Installation 2000 XTC
4-20 mA Output Signal
The output signal from the instrument is available to the user as a
4-20 mA current. It has a maximum impedance of 700 Ohms. Typically,
this output is used to display concentration using a digital meter or chart
recorder or to trigger an alarm circuit. Referring again to Figure 3-3,
connect the positive lead to terminal 12 and the negative lead to terminal
11 on the galvanic isolator module.
Figure 3-3: Power and Output Connections to Galvanic Isolator
Module
Interface Cable
The interconnection cable is a 5-wire cable which delivers power to
the heaters and drives the electronics in the transmitter module. It also
passes a 0-4 mA linearized signal back from the sensor circuit to the
galvanic isolator module for output processing. To connect the cable,
insert the 5-pin connector end of the cable to the mating connector on
the transmitter. Connect the other end to the galvanic isolator according
to the diagram in Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4: Cable Connection to Galvanic Isolator Module
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