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    NUFLO

    Scanner 2000 Expansion Board

    QuickStart Align hole inexpansion board

    with stando.

    Align pins on back

    of expansion board

    with black headers.

    Part No. 9A-30165026, Rev. 03

    The Scanner 2000 Expansion Board expands the

    Scanner 2000s input/output to include:

    an additional turbine input

    a pulse input (3-30 VDC or contact closure)

    two analog inputs (1-5 V, 0-5 V, or 4-20 mA)

    an analog output (4-20 mA)

    InstallationBeore installing the

    expansion board,

    remove all power rom

    the Scanner 2000(battery and external

    power). The expansion

    board attaches to two

    headers positioned

    between the two large

    terminal blocks on the

    main board. Remove

    wiring rom the main

    board i necessary to

    guide the expansion

    board into position.

    Remove the stando

    rom packaging and

    press it into the hole

    near the center o the

    main board until itsnaps into place.

    Guide the expansion

    board over the stand-

    o and align the pins

    on the under side

    with the headers on

    the main board.

    1.

    2.

    When the board is

    positioned correctly,

    text on both boards

    should ace the same

    direction.Gently press the

    expansion board and

    the main board

    together until the

    expansion board

    snaps into place over

    the stando.

    3.

    Restore wiring con-

    nections to the main

    board, reconnect the

    MVT i disconnected,

    and make eld wiringconnections to the

    expansion board.

    Restore power to the

    Scanner 2000 and

    reboot the Scanner to

    allow detection o the

    expansion board.

    4.

    5.

    CAUTION: FAILURE TO ALIGN PINS AND HEADERS

    CAN DAMAGE THE BOARDS.

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    Turbine Input 2

    The Turbine Input 2

    accepts a turbine

    fowmeter input signal

    generated by a magnetic

    pickup. The Scanner

    2000 can be congured

    to use this signal to

    calculate and display

    instantaneous fow rates

    and accumulated totals.

    Another turbine input

    (Turbine Input 1) is pro-

    vided on the main circuit

    board. When the expan-

    sion board is installed, a

    dierential pressure fow

    run and two turbine runs

    can be monitored and

    logged simultaneously.

    Pulse Input

    The pulse input provides

    an optically isolated

    input or high-amplitude

    pulse (requency) signals,

    which includes signals

    rom a turbine meterequipped with a

    preamplier or signals

    rom a PD meter (via

    contact closure).

    The Scanner 2000 can

    calculate fow rom no

    more than two pulse

    (requency) inputs ata time. Thereore, a

    pulse input can be used

    simultaneously with only

    one turbine input (main

    board or expansion

    board).

    PULSE INPUT

    (TB8)

    25 26

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7 TB6

    TB4

    TB5

    PULSE INPUT

    3 TO 30 VDC

    PULSE INPUT/

    SWITCH(TB7 &TB8)

    25

    24

    26

    23SWITCH

    CLOSURE

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7

    TB6

    TB4

    TB5

    TB7 AND TB8 ARE

    CONNECTED BY JUMPER;

    TB7 IS THEN WIRED TO

    THE SWITCH.

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014

    TURBINE INPUT

    (TB9)

    TURBINE

    MAGNETIC

    PICKUP

    B

    A2827

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7

    TB6

    TB4

    TB5

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014

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    1-5 VDC

    TRANSMITTER

    POWER

    RETURN

    SIGNAL

    ANALOG INPUT 1

    (TB5) WITH 1-5V

    TRANSMITTER

    17 18 19

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7

    TB6

    TB5

    PWRIN+IN-TB4

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014

    ANALOG INPUT 2

    (TB6) WITH 1-5V

    TRANSMITTER

    20

    21

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7

    TB6

    TB5

    PWR

    IN+IN-

    22

    TB4

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014

    POWER

    RETURN

    SIGNAL1-5 VDC

    TRANSMITTER

    Confguring

    Inputs/Outputs

    All inputs and outputsare confgured with

    ModWorX Pro

    sotware provided

    with each Scanner

    2000 microEFM.

    Analog Inputs

    The analog inputs, which

    can be congured or a

    1-5 V, 0-5 V or 4-20 mA

    signal, can receive read-

    ings rom a pressure or

    temperature sensor or

    use in AGA-7 gas cal-

    culations. Alternatively,

    they can be used to log

    measurements rom any

    device with a 1-5 V, 0-5 Vor 4-20 mA output.

    Transmitter power is

    provided by the Scanner

    only when the Scanner is

    externally powered. The

    output voltage equals

    the input voltage less

    0.25 VDC, and is limitedto 20 mA.

    I a 4-20 mA transmitter

    is used, a resistor must

    be added to the circuit.

    The expansion board

    circuit will support a

    resistor range o 200 to

    300 ohms; 250 ohms is

    recommended.

    4-20 mA

    TRANSMITTER

    Resistor Required

    (250-ohm recommended)

    TB5

    4-20 mA TRANSMITTER WIRING

    (CAN BE USED WITH ANALOG INPUT 1 OR 2)

    17 18 19

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    15

    16

    TB9

    TB8

    TB7

    TB6

    TB5

    Resistor may

    be included in

    readout device.

    *

    POWER

    +7

    8

    9

    10

    11

    12

    GROUND

    SCREW INSIDE

    ENCLOSURE

    ANALOG READOUTPOWER SUPPLY

    8-30 VDC

    GND

    ANALOG OUTPUT (TB4)

    WITH POWER SUPPLIED VIA MAIN BOARD (TB2)

    SCANNER 2000Main Circuit BoardPN: 9A-30160010

    Expansion

    Board PN:

    9A-30160014 TB2

    TB4

    Analog Output

    (4-20 mA)

    The 4-20 mA linear

    current output can be

    congured with

    ModWorX Pro

    sotware to represent

    any parameter in the

    holding registers. This

    output requires a two-

    conductor cable to beconnected to an 8 to 30

    VDC power supply (volt-

    age required is depen-

    dent on loop resistance)

    and an analog readout

    device to be located in

    the remote location.

    The graph above showsthe minimum voltage

    For example, i a power

    supply voltage o 24

    volts is available to

    power the current loop,

    the maximum load

    resistance would be 800ohms.

    800

    200

    0

    8 12 24 30

    OPERATING

    REGION

    LOOP SUPPLY VOLTAGE (VDC)

    LOADRESISTANCE(OHMS)

    required to power the

    instrument or a given

    loop resistance. In addi-

    tion, the mathematical

    relationship between

    loop voltage and loadresistance is given.