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Dual Display Digital Pressure Sensor [For Gas] DP-100L
I/O Circuit and Wiring diagrams
Terminal arrangement diagram of the connector on the sensor side
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Terminal No. |
Designation |
① |
+V |
② |
Communication output (C/Q) (Note) |
③ |
Control output (DO) |
④ |
0V |
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Note: |
When the sensor is used as an ordinary sensor, the communication output (C/Q) provides the same output operation as the control output (DO). |
WIRING DIAGRAMS
DP-10□ZL3-M-P
Discrete wire type
<When using as an ordinary sensor> |
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<When connecting to the IO-Link master> |
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Note: |
When the sensor is used as an ordinary sensor, the communication output (C/Q) provides the same output operation as the control output (DO). |
DP-10□ZL3-M-P-C
M12M12 connector type
<When using as an ordinary sensor> |
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<When connecting to the IO-Link master> |
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Notes: 1) |
When the sensor is used as an ordinary sensor, the communication output (C/Q) provides the same output operation as the control output (DO). |
2) |
Be sure to use the dedicated M12 connector cable attached to the product. Note that the pin arrangement is different from that for commercially
available M12 connector cables. |
3) |
When wiring with the discrete wire or extending the cable from the dedicated M12 connector attached to the product, separately prepare commercially
available M12 connector cable. |
M12 connector terminal arrangement diagram
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Terminal No. |
Designation |
① |
+V |
② |
Control output (DO) |
③ |
0V |
④ |
Communication output (C/Q) (Note) |
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Note: |
When the sensor is used as an ordinary sensor, the communication output (C/Q) provides the same output operation as the control output (DO). |
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