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SKF IMx-16Plus - Connecting Accelerometers (A1 to A16); Connecting Voltage Sources (A1 to A16); Connecting 4-20 Ma Signals (A1 to A16)

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INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SKF Multilog On-line System IMx-16Plus
SKF Multilog On-line System IMx-16Plus
User Manual
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2.5.7 Connecting accelerometers (A1 to A16)
The SKF Multilog IMx-16Plus supports 2-wire accelerometers on all 16 channels.
The standard accelerometer power can be enabled/disabled by software
configuration. Refer to the @ptitude Observer User Manual for further information.
Connect each accelerometer to the relevant input terminals on the appropriate
analogue connector located on the bottom end cap of the IMx-16Plus (refer 3.3.2.).
For example, Figure 10, if using analogue channel A1, connect sensor output 1
(signal) to input A1 and sensor output 2 (common/return) to input G1.
Figure 10 Example connection of an accelerometer to analogue input 1
Above, Figure 10, illustrates a typical example where the accelerometer has an inner
screen or shield (isolated from the sensor body to be grounded at the IMx) and an
outer braid, armour or shield (connected to the sensor body and grounded at the
machine to be left floating at the IMx).
2.5.8 Connecting voltage sources (A1 to A16)
For voltage sources (2-wire unpowered sensors or 3-wire accelerometers that are
externally powered) follow the guidance for accelerometers, in 2.5.7, to connect the
signal and common/return lines but in this case, configure the sensor power off.
2.5.9 Connecting 420 mA signals (A1 to A16)
To connect (2-wire) 4-20 mA signals, configure the sensor supply off: note the IMx
does not power the loop. To convert the current value to a voltage that the IMx-
16Plus can measure, a load resistor must be used on the input to each channel that
a 4-20 mA signal is connected to.

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