Metrohm 919 IC Autosampler plus - Manual (Page 31)

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Figure 15 Connecting the propeller stirrer to the titration stand
3.8.3 Connecting a Remote Box
Instruments that are controlled via remote lines and/or that send control
signals via remote lines can be connected via the 6.2148.010 Remote Box.
In addition to Metrohm, other instrument manufacturers also use similar
connectors that make it possible to connect different instruments
together. These interfaces are also frequently given the designations "TTL
Logic", "I/O Control" or "Relay Control" and generally have a signal level
of 5 volts.
Control signals are understood to be electrical line statuses or electrical
pulses (> 200 ms) which display the operating status of an instrument or
which trigger or report an event. Sequences on a variety of instruments
can thus be coordinated in a single complex automation system. No
exchange of data is possible, however.
Proceed as follows:
1 Connecting the Remote Box
￭ Exit the control software.
￭ Connect the Remote Box connection cable to one of the sockets
marked with MSB on the rear of the control instrument.
￭ Start the control software.
USB 1 Contr. MSB 2 MSB 3
Figure 16 Connecting the Remote Box
You can, for example, connect an 849 Level Control (fill level monitoring
in a canister) or a 731 Relay Box (switch box for 230/110 volt alternating
current sockets and low-voltage direct current outlets). The Remote Box