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| Input Selection | Typical Application | Description | Model (Channels) |
| DC Voltage or Current
(V, mV, A, mA) |
Process alarming, DC to DC isolation, voltage/current scaling and conversions for PLC and DCS I/O interface | DC limit alarm | Q106 (2 setpoints) |
| DC isolator (fast response time) | Q403 (1, 2) | ||
| Field configurable DC isolator, optional excitation supply and dual outputs | Q406 (1, 2) | ||
| Potentiometer
(0-100 ohm up to 0-100K ohm) |
Position feedback, setpoint transmitter, level transmitter | Field configurable potentiometer to DC signal conditioner | Q436 |
| RTD
(PT 100 ohm, NI110 ohm, CU10 ohm) |
Temperature, alarming, motors, HVAC, process safety | RTD limit alarm | Q116 (2 setpoints) |
| Temperature transmitting, monitoring, signal isolation | Instant Accuracy temperature to DC isolator Field configurable via DIP switch or PC | Q486 | |
| Thermocouple
(Types B, C, E, J, K, N, R, S, T) |
Temperature, alarming, motors, HVAC, process safety | Field configurable t/c
limit alarm |
Q126 (2 setpoints) |
| Temperature transmitting, monitoring, signal isolation | Instant Accuracy temperature to DC isolator Field configurable via DIP switch or PC | Q486 | |
| Frequency | Motor speed, rate, flow monitoring | Field configurable frequency to DC isolator | Q476 |
| Strain Guage
(0.5, 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 50mV/V) 1 to 10V adjustable excitation |
Pressure control, pressure status monitoring, weight, load cell conditioning and data acquisition | Bridge input field configurable isolator | Q446 |
| AC Voltage or Current
(V, mV, A, mA) |
Voltage/current scaling, power monitoring, isolation, buffering | AC input field configurable isolator | Q466 |
| The ActionI/Q DIN rail mount package was developed to reduce the cost
of signal conditioning. The two primary design considerations were to house
as many channels of isolated I/O as possible and to reduce the wiring requirements
in terms of the number of power connections and I/O disconnects. The idea
was that providing more I/O channels per module would reduce per channel
material cost and the wiring savings would make cost of ownership low in
the long run.
The result was a narrow ¾ inch, plug in, DIN rail mount package with the capability to fit two full size printed circuit boards and provide up to 22 terminals for plug-in I/O. The ActionI/Q now enables Action Instruments to provide some of the most cost effective signal conditioning and isolation solutions in the world. Examples include the four channel RTD transmitter (model Q510) and the four channel (4-20mA) loop powered isolator (model Q500), from the Original ActionI/Q Series of multi-channel transmitters. AC ActionI/Q SeriesThe AC powered ActionI/Q Series of four-wire transmitters offers many of the most advanced microprocessor and ASIC based signal conditioning solutions available. Field configurable and wide ranging, these modules are an off the shelf solution for most isolation, signal conditioning and limit alarm applications.The benefits enjoyed by the users include lower spares inventories and quick availability for DC, RTD, thermocouple, potentiometer, strain gage, AC and frequency input signal applications. Push button calibration with Action's unique TouchCal technology provides benefits in terms of increased stability, higher repeatability and accuracy since it replaces adjustment potentiometers which can be thermally sensitive and mechanically less reliable. Additional cost of ownership benefits are realized in terms of reduced calibration time from TouchCal technology and wiring savings from the I/QRail. The I/QRail is used to power all AC ActionI/Q modules and provides an added level of safety. For temperature measurement, the model Q486 with patented Instant Accuracy cold junction compensation technology, is twice as accurate and four times as stable as older temperature measurement instruments. It can be field configured using DIP switches or PC configured, which reduces set up time to seconds. |
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