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Created by: xmxbx73 at: 6/29/2011 8:53 AM (3 Replies)

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6/29/2011 8:53 AM	Rate (0)
xmxbx73 Posts: 3 Rating: (0)	Hello, I'm going to wire the AM2 AQ module to my Logo!. It's the old version, the 6ED1055-1MM00-0BA0. I don't understand how to connect it. Could you please help me? On the upper part of module there are 2 of L+/M. I should connect only the first L+/M, isn't it? On lower part there are 2 rows of connections: 1st row is made of 4 connections: PE O O O O How to connect them? 2nd row is made of 4 connections: V1+ M1 and V2+ M2. Are these the analog outputs? Thanks a lot to everybody, Marco. Attachment module.jpg (408 Downloads)
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Toeternietoe Platinum Member Joined: 12/27/2006 Last visit: 11/29/2024 Posts: 1197 Rating: (113)	On the upper part of module there are 2 of L+/M. I should connect only the first L+/M, isn't it? The 2 L+ and M are the same, the are connected intern. You connect the power only to one L+ and M connector On lower part there are 2 rows of connections: 1st row is made of 4 connections: PE O O O O How to connect them? They are all the PE connectors(5 x). At least you have to connect one of these to your PE The other one you can use for the wire output Analog (Cable shield) 2nd row is made of 4 connections: V1+ M1 and V2+ M2. Are these the analog outputs? Yes V1+ M1 is the first Anolog Output V1+ is the + output, the other M1 is the - of the output. You can connect the M1 (and the M2) to the - of your power if its nessesary

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6/29/2011 10:09 AM	Rate (0)
xmxbx73 Posts: 3 Rating: (0)	ok, very good. Thanks. Last question ... The device that I want to dimmer has a resistance of 40K. The datasheet of AM2 module (of new version 6ED1055-1MM00-0BA1; I hope it's like the 0BA0) recommends a resistance >= 5K, so I should have no problems, right?
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Toeternietoe Platinum Member Joined: 12/27/2006 Last visit: 11/29/2024 Posts: 1197 Rating: (113)	If you use a 0 (2) - 10 Volt signal, its no problem 40 is much greater than 5

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