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How do I access the extra signals on a Model 831 without 831-INT Docking Station?

Jul 6, 2021, 15:02 PM
Title : How do I access the extra signals on a Model 831 without 831-INT Docking Station?
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How do I access the extra signals on a Model 831 without 831-INT Docking Station?

CBL170 Auxiliary Connection cable

 

Cable connecting the Model 831 sound level meter to serial connector and coaxial DC connector (to PSA027). Serial connector: wind speed and direction, logic I/O, 2 slow ADC.

 

The CBL170 consists of 3 parts:

The high density connector (Hirose 18-pin) goes into the Model 831.

The power is supplied via the coaxial DC connector (2.5 mm), eg with PSA027.

Female DB9 provide the following signals:

  • 12V power
  • Logic In
  • Logic Out
  • Wind speed / tach
  • 3 A/D channels (wind direction, temperature, humidity)
  • Control GND
  • Power GND

The cable with male DB9 and pigtails and male DB9 breakout board with screw terminals are there for convenience.

 

Use examples:

 => Logic Out – Connect to relay with alarm light

 => Wind speed – as tach input (1 reading / second)

 => Wind speed / direction

 

Using Logic In:

 

The logic-in is not latching and is sampled by the microprocessor so for the trigger to be reliably detected, the pulse needs to remain high until sampled; at least 100ms.

 

The Model 831 includes the circuitry below for signal conditioning:

 

 

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