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6.6
Connecting transducers
Important: Refer to the information on the connections
tions and LEDs" on page
(„Electrical connections, LEDs" on page
(„Shielding and grounding design" on page
The signals of the connected sensor or signal are digitized by the ClipX at 19.2 kHz. You
can view various signal processing data values in your browser:
•
the field value, i.e. the input signal,
•
the ADC value, i.e. the signal of the A/D converter in digits,
•
the filtered ADC value, i.e. the signal of the A/D converter based on your selected fil-
ter, also in digits,
•
the gross signal, i.e. the signal after zero balancing and scaling,
•
the net signal, i.e. the signal after taring.
The taring stage is located in the signal path after the gross signal, and only effects the
net signal. You can use the tare function, for example, to record the content and total
weight of a container or hide the initial load for a force measurement.
With Value in case of "invalid" you can specify in your browser which value you want to
display and output if the signal is "invalid" (Amplifiers menu). For test purposes, you can
also define and output a test signal value via your browser.
If you want strain relief for the sensor cable, you can use the included shield connection
clamp ME-SAS MINI - 2200456 from PHOENIX. Insert the rigid pin into the connection
for the outer cable shield (
clamps from HBM by quoting 1-CON-A1023.
Abb. 15: Shield connection clamp for cable strain relief
ClipX
Electrical connections, LEDs
24), the (optional) coding of the plug terminals
). Then attach your cable by the clamp. You can order more
(„Available connec-
19), and the shielding of cables
22).
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