P2-16AD-2 Analog Input. Connector Specifications

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General Specifications Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity Environmental Air Vibration Shock Field to Logic Side Isolation Insulation Resistance Heat Dissipation Enclosure Type º to 6ºC (2º to 4ºF) -2º to ºC (-4º to 58ºF) 5 to 95% (non-condensing) No corrosive gases permitted IEC668-2-6 (Test Fc) IEC668-2-2 (Test Ea) 8VAC applied for second > MΩ @ 5VDC 59mW Open Equipment Agency Approvals UL58 File E9594, Canada & USA CE (EN6-2*) Module Keying to Backplane Electronic Module Location Any I/O slot in a Productivity2 System Field Wiring ZIPLink Wiring System ONLY. See Wiring Options on page 5. Must use copper conductors 5ºC or equivalent. See the EU Directive topic in the Productivity2 EU Directive Help File. Information can also be obtained at: www.productivity2.com Connector Type 24-Pin Molex Style 425-24 Weight 9g (.2 oz) Input Specifications Input Channels 6 Module Signal Input Range - VDC Signal Resolution 6-bit Resolution Value of LSB (least significant bit) Data Range Input Type - VDC = 52μV per count ( LSB = count) to 6555 counts Single-ended ( common) Maximum Continuous Overload ±V Input Impedance 25kΩ (typical) Filter Characteristics Low Pass, -db @ Hz Sample Duration Time 4ms per channel (does not include ladder scan time) All Channel Update Rate 2ms Open Circuit Detection Time Zero reading within s Conversion Method Successive approximation Accuracy vs. Temperature ±25PPM / ºC maximum Maximum Inaccuracy.% of range (including temperature drift) Linearity Error (end to end) ± LSB maximum (±.5% of range) Monotonic with no missing codes Input Stability and Repeatability ± LSB Full Scale Calibration Error (not including offset) ± LSB maximum (±.5% of range) Offset Calibration Error ± LSB maximum Max Crosstalk -6dB, ± LSB External DC Power Required 24VDC (-2% / +25%) 5mA 2 www.productivity2.com Tech Support -844-42

+ Wiring Diagram Schematic 4-Wire Voltage Transmitter AC or DC 4-Wire Transmitter + -Wire Voltage Transmitter -Wire Transmitter Voltage Input Circuits Transmitter Power Supply Notes for maximum accuracy:. Jumper unused inputs to common. + V5+ V6+ - + V+ V+ 24 VDC User Supplied Power ZL-RTB2 Labels 24VDC+/-% V+ V5+ V2+ V6+ V+ V+ V4+ V8+ +V +V -V -V V9+ V+ V+ V4+ V+ V5+ V2+ V6+ 4 5 6 8 9 2 2 22 2 24 2 4 5 6 8 9 2 INTERNAL MODULE CIRCUITRY CH ADC CH5 ADC CH2 ADC CH6 ADC CH ADC CH ADC CH4 ADC CH8 ADC CH9 ADC CH ADC CH ADC CH4 ADC CH ADC CH5 ADC CH2 ADC CH6 ADC ISOLATED ANALOG CIRCUIT POWER ISOLATED ANALOG CIRCUIT MON Sales 8-6-45 www.productivity2.com

Module Installation QR Code WARNING: Do not apply field power until the following steps are completed. See hot-swapping procedure for exceptions. Step One: Align module catch with base slot and rotate module into connector. Step Two: Pull top locking tab toward module face. Click indicates lock is engaged. 2 rotate to seated position Locked Align with slot Unlocked Use any QR Code reader application to display the module s product insert. Caution: If possible, remove field power prior to proceeding. If not, then EXTREME care MUST be taken to prevent damage to the module, or even personal injury due to a short circuit from the live terminal block. Step Three: Attach field wiring using the ZIPLink wiring system. Important Hot-Swap Information The Productivity2 System supports hot-swap! Individual modules can be taken offline, removed, and replaced while the rest of the system continues controlling your process. Before attempting to use the hotswap feature, be sure to read the hot-swap topic in the programming software s help file or our online documentation at AutomationDirect.com for details on how to plan your installation for use of this powerful feature. 4 www.productivity2.com Tech Support -844-42

Wiring Options ZIPLink Connection System Cable + ZIPLink Module = Complete System ZIPLink pre-wired terminal block cables.5m (.6 ft) cable.m (. ft) cable 2.m (6.6 ft) cable ZL-P2-CBL24 ZL-P2-CBL24- ZL-P2-CBL24-2 Module Configuration Using the Hardware Configuration tool in the Productivity Suite programming software, drag and drop the P2-6AD-2 module into the base configuration. Select Automatic Module Verification or No Verification and Enable Hot Swap. If desired, assign a User Tagname to each input point (channel) selected and to each Status Bit Item. ZIPLink Modules Feed through ZL-RTB2 Terminal Block with pigtail cable 2.m (. ft) cable 2.m (6.6 ft) cable ZL-P2-CBL24-P ZL-P2-CBL24-2P Sales 8-6-45 www.productivity2.com 5

Linear Scaling Non-Linear Scaling The Scale (Linear) function can be used to: Convert analog field input signals from the range which is native to the analog input module to an application specific range. Make other linear conversions in ranges appropriate to the application. The Scale (Non-Linear) function can be used for Non-Linear applications. Level Transmitter Tank Level Level Transmitter 6555 22 25 Select the Input and Output tags appropriate for the application. Convert raw input signals to engineering units for use in the program, or convert engineering units to output signals for control purposes max min min Tank Level max 2 4 5 6 6.5.5.55 2.25 4.55 6.5 Select the minimum and maximum values of the raw input signal. These values will relate to the minimum and maximum scaled values. 6 5 4 2 2 4 5 6 6 www.productivity2.com Tech Support -844-42

OLED Panel Display Power On PASSED SELF TEST These screens will then auto cycle P2-6AD2 Fw. Rev.. 6-BIT -VDC 5 CH ENABLED Appears initially Hold SEL button down to cycle through primary screens. Release button to select screen. SETUP INFO This screen will auto cycle with status information End of Status Menu List STATUS INFO Momentarily Press SEL button to toggle through secondary displays Error Messages An existing error will be inserted into the cycling Status Info screen. MISSING EXTERNAL 24VDC End of Status Menu List SELFTEST FAIL REPLACE MODULE MISSING CONFIG DATA UNITS DECIMAL COUNTS 2 4 5 6 8 9 2 4 5 UNITS HEX COUNTS H 2 H H 4 H 5 H 6 H H 8 H 9 H H H 2 H H 4 H 5 H UNITS VOLTS -VDC.V 2.V.V 4.V 5.V 6.V.V 8.V 9.V.V.V 2.V.V 4.V 5.V Fault Messages Appear in place of data during a fault condition. 2 4 5 6 8 H 2 H H 4 H 5 H 6 H H 8 H.V 2.V.V 4.V 5.V 6.V.V 8.V 5 OVER 6 UNDER 8 Input voltage V. Input voltage =. 9 2 4 5 9 H H H 2 H H 4 H 5 H 9.V.V.V 2.V.V 4.V 5.V Note: SPARE denotes deselected channel. Sales 8-6-45 www.productivity2.com