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The ActionI/Q model Q498 is a DC powered, DIN
rail mount, DC input signal conditioner. The unit is fully isolated to 1800V
between input, output and power. The Q498 has two isolated analog inputs that
each accept either a DC voltage or current input signal. The one analog output
delivers either DC bi-polar voltage or uni-polar current. The Q498 also has a
separate frequency input channel and a frequency output, as well as a discrete
input and output channel. The field configurable input and output feature
offers flexible, wide ranging capability for DC current and voltage signals.
The Q498 can also be configured via a PC with the optional C698 Windows based
GUI software.
The Q498 also has the added capability of
being able to perform math calculations on the input values. This provides the
ability to perform single or double input math functions. The frequency input
can also have the math functions applied (with the exception of the Sq and
Sqroot). The available operators are: +, -, *, / , Sq, Sqroot & Average.
Process control functions include Hi/Lo Select (utilizes the Digital Output for
channel identification), Rate of Change Limiter and Track & Hold (utilizes
the Digital Input for the hold control). A 25-point linearization function is
available for Channel 1 Analog input only. All ouput math and process control
functions require the C698 software.
The field configurable input of the Q498 can
be set via DIP switches.The Q498 has several voltage and current input ranges
from which to choose. Voltage input ranges are; ±150mV, ±1.5V,
±15V & ±150V. The current input ranges are; ±2.5mA and
±25mA. All of the ranges are fully adjustable over a ³90% range
from zero or span. Simply choose the range closest to your needs and perform
the calibration based upon your zero and span values.
There are three analog output ranges, 0 to
20mA, 0 to 10VDC and 10 to +10VDC. These ranges are also fully
adjustable. If your application requires a 4-20mA output, simply choose the
0-20mA range and calibrate with your zero point at 4mA. The Math Functions can
be used to scale the output.
The frequency section has two different
inputs. The difference is in the voltage level that can be applied. Only one of
the inputs can be active at a time. The LoV input supports signals with
amplitudes from 150mVp to 5Vp (50Vrms max) and the HiV input supports signals
between 500mVp and 20Vp (150Vrms max). The frequency range is from 2Hz to 10kHz
in software selectable ranges. |