The Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD) is constructed on one printed circuit board, which is mounted into a module chassis. This chassis has the same footprint size as the dataTaker data logger modules. Note: The dataTaker 50 does not support the Channel Expansion Modules. The Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD) printed circuit board comprises the analog input channels, and relay multiplexers digital input/output channels a regulated 5 volt sensor power supply ground and external reference terminals A male 25 pin plug for connection to the dataTaker 500/600 series loggers A female 25 pin socket for connection to other Channel Expansion Modules All signal input and output connections of the Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD) are made by screw terminals arranged along the edges. The input and output channel numbers are labelled adjacent to the screw terminals. Figure 5 illustrates the layout of all terminals and connectors of the Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD). EnclosuresThe Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD) is normally supplied in the basic format as a free standing module, and can be used in this format in work rooms, laboratories and other clean areas. Alternatively the Channel Expansion Module can be mounted with the dataTaker data logger into enclosures to suit the particular application, eg. heavy duty industrial enclosures, weatherproof enclosures, portable carry cases, etc. A variety of enclosures are available from your dataTaker supplier, for industrial, weatherproof and portable applications. The Large Industrial Enclosure (LIE) will house 1 dataTaker and 1 Channel Expansion Module, and the Small Industrial Cabinet (SIC) will house 1 dataTaker and 2 Channel Expansion Modules.
Figure 5 - Channel Expansion Module (CEM-AD) Screw Terminal |
Page ContentSection 1Construction of the dataTaker 50 Construction of the dataTaker 500 600
Section 2Powering Sensors from the dataTaker The RS232 COMMS Serial Interface Measuring 4-20mA Current Loops Measuring Frequency and Period Measuring Temperature with Thermocouples Measuring Temperature with RTDs Measuring Temperature with IC Temperature Sensors Measuring Temperature with Thermistors Measuring Bridges and Strain Gauges Measuring Vibrating Wire Strain Gauges Installing The Panel Mount Display
Section 3Communication Protocols and Commands Entering Commands and Programs |