Which sensors can be connected to the MR-AI8?
Sensors in range from 40 Ohm to 4 MOhm and 0 to 10 V, already stored types (e.g. PT1000) are found in the software manual, a user-defined temperature curve can also be created.
The Modbus module with 8 individually configurable resistance or voltage inputs was developed for decentralized switching tasks. It is suitable for detecting resistances and voltages of, for example, passive and active temperature sensors, electrical vent and mixing valves, valve positions, etc. The inputs can be configured universally by means of standard registers via a Modbus master. Module address, bit rate and parity are set with two rotary switches on the front or by software. Suitable for decentralized mounting on DIN TH35 rail according to IEC 60715 in electrical distribution cabinets.
Which sensors can be connected to the MR-AI8?
Sensors in range from 40 Ohm to 4 MOhm and 0 to 10 V, already stored types (e.g. PT1000) are found in the software manual, a user-defined temperature curve can also be created.
Can passive three or four wire sensors be connected to the MR-AI8?
No, only possible with the EWIO2.
Which sensors can be connected to the MR-AI8?
Sensors in the range from 40 Ohm to 4 MOhm and 0 to 10 V, the following types are already stored (see below), a user-defined temperature curve can also be created.
PT100
PT500
PT1000
NI1000-TK5000
NI1000-TK6180
BALCO 500
KTY81-110
KTY81-210
NTC-1k8
NTC-5k
NTC-10k
NTC-20k
LM235
NTC-10k CAREL
What can I do if the red ERROR LED on the module lights up or there is no communication?
There are several possible causes, please check the following:
- Operating voltage (A1 / A2) connected and sufficient for the device.
- BUS (A- / B+) connected and not reversed. Pay attention to (- / +), not to A/B.
- Address (rotary switch) set correctly, must not occur twice or be 0.
- Bit rate and parity (rotary switch) set correctly, only possible in programming mode (see mounting note).
- Shielded and twisted cable used.
- Termination resistor (120 Ω) set on both sides.
- Bias resistors available once on the BUS.
- Timeout high enough for all participants to respond (approx. 10 ms).