12P1732X062
Description
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2. Main Features
8 fully isolated RTD input channels
Supports standard RTD types: PT100, PT200, PT500, PT1000, Cu50, Cu100
Compatible with 2-wire, 3-wire and 4-wire connection modes
16-bit high resolution conversion, low temperature drift and good linearity
Automatic lead resistance compensation for 3-wire and 4-wire mode
1500 VDC isolation between field side and internal circuit
Software configurable sensor type, measuring range, filter and alarm parameters
Built-in diagnosis: open circuit, short circuit and over-limit fault detection
Wide industrial temperature range, stable continuous operation
Standard 35 mm DIN rail mounting, compact structure and easy wiring
Compliant with industrial EMC anti-interference standards
3. Technical Specifications
3.1 General Parameters
3.2 RTD Input Parameters
3.3 Communication & Diagnosis
4. Safety Precautions
Installation, wiring and maintenance must be performed by qualified professional technicians.
Disconnect all power supply before wiring, disassembly or module replacement to avoid electric shock and equipment damage.
Do not install the module in flammable, explosive, dusty or strong corrosive environment without explosion-proof certification.
Use shielded twisted-pair cables for RTD signal wiring; separate signal cables from high voltage power cables.
The cable shield shall be grounded at single end only to avoid circulating current interference.
Strictly follow 2-wire / 3-wire / 4-wire standard wiring; wrong connection will cause large measurement error.
Do not input resistance or voltage beyond the rated range of each channel.
It is forbidden to disassemble, modify or refit the internal circuit without official authorization.
5. Installation and Terminal Definition
5.1 DIN Rail Installation
Fix the 35 mm standard DIN rail firmly on the installation panel.
Hook the upper buckle of the module onto the DIN rail edge.
Press the module downward until the bottom lock snaps tightly.
Shake the module slightly to confirm firm installation without loosening.
5.2 Terminal Pin Assignment
5.3 Wiring Instructions
Strip about 6 mm insulation layer at wire ends, insert into corresponding terminals and tighten screws moderately.
2-wire RTD wiring: Connect two sensor wires to terminal A and B, leave terminal C empty.
3-wire RTD wiring: Connect three sensor wires to terminal A, B and C respectively.
4-wire RTD wiring: Follow standard 4-wire distribution to match A, B, C terminals.
For long-distance signal transmission, use shielded twisted-pair cable with single-end shielding grounding.
Avoid laying signal cables in parallel with high-power AC lines to reduce electromagnetic interference.
6. Parameter Configuration
Add 12P1732X062 module in DCS or PLC configuration software.
Set module station address, rack and slot number according to actual installation position.
Configure each channel parameters one by one:
Select RTD sensor type
Choose 2-wire / 3-wire / 4-wire connection mode
Set temperature engineering range and unit (℃ / ℉)
Adjust digital filter time constant
Enable open circuit, short circuit and over-range alarm function
Download configuration to controller and module.
Check real-time temperature value to confirm normal acquisition accuracy.
7. Operation Description
7.1 Power-on Self-test
7.2 Main Functions
Collect resistance signal from field RTD temperature sensors.
Complete lead resistance compensation, linear conversion and digital filtering internally.
Convert resistance value into accurate temperature value and upload to DCS/PLC in real time.
Realize channel fault diagnosis and upload alarm information when open circuit, short circuit or over-limit occurs.
Accept remote configuration parameters to adapt to different sensor types and wiring modes.
7.3 Indicator Status Description
8. Daily Maintenance
Regularly check terminal wiring tightness to prevent oxidation, corrosion and loose contact.
Clean module surface dust with dry soft cloth only; do not use liquid or chemical solvents.
Keep working ambient temperature and humidity within specified range.
Periodically inspect signal cables for aging, damage and poor contact, replace in time if abnormal.
Regularly calibrate with standard resistance box to ensure long-term measurement accuracy.
9. Troubleshooting
- Power indicator not litCause: No 24VDC input, power polarity reversed or power wire brokenSolution: Check power supply circuit and correct wiring polarity
- System cannot recognize the moduleCause: Wrong module address, loose backplane contact or communication failureSolution: Confirm address setting, re-seat module and check bus connection
- Temperature value unstable or jumpingCause: Loose terminal wiring, no shielding measures or strong electromagnetic interferenceSolution: Fasten wiring, use shielded cable and single-end grounding, stay away from interference sources
- Large temperature measurement deviationCause: Wrong RTD type or mismatched 2/3/4-wire configurationSolution: Re-select sensor type and match correct connection mode
- Channel open circuit alarmCause: RTD sensor damaged, signal wire broken or poor contactSolution: Check field sensor and wiring connection status
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