Check the type of your PDT101 transmitters (voltage model / current model) before ordering new devices, as you cannot mix different types of
PDT101 models in a cabinet installation. For more information, see Spare parts and accessories.
You can
install only one type of device or measurement point (PDT101 transmitters, analog
input channels, safety barriers, or galvanic isolators) per row in the
cabinet.
In cabinet models with 5 to 8 data
loggers, you need 2 serial port servers.
One serial port server controls
the traffic of maximum 4 data loggers.
Make sure to number the
data loggers as well as the cable sets and wires in the PDT Wiring Set before you
install and connect them.
Follow the steps below to add new PDT101 transmitters to an existing set of transmitters in CAB100B. Refer to CAB100B layout diagrams when planning the installation.
The PDT Wiring Set consists of wiring for 4 devices. Any unused wires in the Wiring Set have been placed in the cable duct at the factory. If
you have, for example, 3 PDT101 transmitters installed on a DIN rail, and want to complete the set by installing a fourth one, use the existing PDT101 wires present in the cable duct.
De-energize the cabinet: switch off mains power and the circuit breaker located inside the cabinet.
1
Circuit breaker
Disconnect the PDT101 power wire connector from the power block located on the right-hand side of the cabinet.
Remove the cable duct cover below the PDT101 mounting location.
Mount the DL4000 data logger (or loggers), as shown in the following steps.
Each set of 4 PDT101 transmitters requires a data logger of its own. If you are installing the second, third, or fourth
transmitter to complete a set of 4, 5 to 8
are not relevant, as you can connect the new transmitter(s) to the existing data logger with the factory-installed cable set for PDT.
Assemble the data logger holder.
Place the data logger in the logger holder.
Fit the cover into place.
Tighten the screw by hand.
Connect the logger data cable to the RS-232 serial port in the data logger.
Use a small flat head screwdriver to tighten the screw attached to the connector.
Mount the data logger on the DIN rail, preferably at the right-hand end of the rail.
Rest the logger holder locking mechanism on the DIN rail and push down firmly. This will click the device into place.
Connect the logger data cable to a free port in the serial port server.
Mount the new PDT101 transmitter(s) on the DIN rail.
Rest the upper part of the locking mechanism on the DIN rail and push down firmly. This will click the device into place.
Connect the PDT101 transmitters to the data logger and the power block, as shown in 11 to 16.
Use the cable set for PDT, which is included in PDT Wiring Set (Vaisala item code: ASM213079SP).
When mounting the second, third, or fourth PDT101 transmitter on the DIN rail, use the existing wires in the cable duct below the PDT101
mounting location.
1
24 V DC power wires and connector
2
PDT101 wires
3
Data logger connector
The cable set for PDT
contains wiring for 4 PDT101 transmitters. If you install only 1 to 3 PDT
transmitters, leave the extra wires unconnected and the wire end caps in
place.
Disconnect the screw terminal connector from the PDT101 by pulling it out.
Observing polarity, connect the PDT101 wires to the screw terminal connector with a small flat head screwdriver.
Follow the terminal block label markings on the PDT101 and plug the connector back in.
Connect the data logger connector to the DL4000 data logger.
Remove the cable duct cover above the power block.
Connect the 24 V DC power connector to the power block, or reconnect any existing power
wires (disconnected in 2).
Route the wires along the cable ducts.
Insert any extra length of wire into the cable ducts and replace the cable duct covers.