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HGQ & HGS Energy Meter - Brunata

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Specification of Output Pulses:<br />

Pulse output for volume and energy<br />

The open collector pulse out is power supplied with load resistance R, whic<br />

The open collector pulse out is power supplied with load resistance R, which is dimensioned<br />

according to table<br />

table below.<br />

below.<br />

Setting of external <br />

voltage supply <br />

(from meter: 5 VDC) <br />

+ V −1.5V<br />

R =<br />

5mA<br />

+V R for I=5 mA <br />

5 700 Ω Ω<br />

<br />

10 1,7 k Ω Ω <br />

15 2,7 k Ω Ω <br />

<br />

20 3,7 k Ω Ω<br />

Ω<br />

24 4,5 k Ω<br />

pplied with load resistance R, which is Ω dimensioned according to<br />

28 5,3 k Ω<br />

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1.5V<br />

mA<br />

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Insertion og communication module<br />

A communication module RS262, M-Bus or LON is plugged into the display<br />

nected to the terminals A1+B1 and A2+B2, [5] and [6] in fig 2.<br />

+<br />

Connection of external meters with pulse outlet<br />

NB only valid for meters, which has been programmed for connection<br />

The meter accepts active as well as passive signal source. The most comm<br />

<br />

which are connected to the terminals AUX 1 or AUX 2 and the switch in pos<br />

Fig. 2 Example of connection for volume pulse out with internal 5V<br />

fig. 6. <br />

<br />

Insertion of<br />

Connection<br />

communication<br />

of meters<br />

module<br />

with active signal source is done as illustrated in pictu<br />

position OFF.<br />

A communication module RS262, M-Bus or LON is plugged into the display unit, and<br />

le the signal cable Each is con-nected of the 2 input to the AUX1 terminals and A1+B1 AUX2 and can A2+B2, be set [5] separately. and [6] in fig Please 1. note th<br />

s or LON is plugged into the display unit, and the signal cable is con-<br />

2, [5] and [6] in fig 2.<br />

<br />

Connection of external meters with pulse outlet<br />

(only valid for meters, which has been programmed for connection of external meters)<br />

<br />

h pulse outlet<br />

een programmed for connection of external meters.<br />

sive signal position source. ON as The shown most in common picture B, fig. is passive 3. signal source,<br />

X 1 or AUX 2 and the switch in position ON as shown in picture B,<br />

The meter accepts active as well as passive signal source. The most common is passive<br />

signal source, which are connected to the terminals AUX 1 or AUX 2 and the switch in<br />

Connection of meters with active signal source is done as illustrated in picture B, fig. 6<br />

with the switch in position OFF.<br />

Each of the 2 input AUX1 and AUX2 can be set separately. Please note the polarity,<br />

source is see done fig. as 3. illustrated in picture B, fig. 6 with the switch in<br />

be set separately. Please note the polarity, see fig. 6.

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