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Wiring 5v Analog Sensors
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created By: PLCN00b
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I have a P1-04ADL-2 (0-10v 4 Port Analog Input), do I just wire the 5v power supply negative to the common (Positives connecting to sensors) and the 24v power supply to the 24v In and Common?
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created by: PLCN00b
I have a P1-04ADL-2 (0-10v 4 Port Analog Input), do I just wire the 5v power supply negative to the common (Positives connecting to sensors) and the 24v power supply to the 24v In and Common?
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created by: techme
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire transmitter?
You will have to provide 24VDC to the module on the 24V and 0V terminals.
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created by: PLCN00b
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire transmitter?
You will have to provide 24VDC to the module on the 24V and 0V terminals.
3 Wire, I'm guessing the 24v will act just as a comparator and I could skip the commons? I was calling the 0v "common " in the above post
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created by: techme
So if your transmitter requires 5VDC then you would wire it like the diagram for the 3 wire transmitter. 5VDC + to the transmitter V+ 5VDC V- to the transmitter - and COM terminal on the module. Then the Voltage output transmitter to the V1+ on the module.
Created Date: May 30,2019
Created by: PLCN00b
So if your transmitter requires 5VDC then you would wire it like the diagram for the 3 wire transmitter. 5VDC + to the transmitter V+ 5VDC V- to the transmitter - and COM terminal on the module. Then the Voltage output transmitter to the V1+ on the module.
Thank you for your help.