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Wiring 3100 rosemount transmitter, 751 display and deltav

Hello can anyone give me wiring diagram to connect 3100 series rosemount transmitter with 751 type display and also to deltav control system. Thank you.

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  • Which 3100 transmitter do you have, 3101,2,5,7,or 8?

  • 3101

    regards

    Andi


    On 10/19/13, Lydia Miller wrote:
    > Which 3100 transmitter do you have, 3101,2,5,7,or 8?
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  • In reply to Andi nurcahyo:

    The 3101 is a simple 4-20mA 2 wire loop powered transmitter requiring 12 to 30Vdc.  The 751 is a loop powered indicator not needing power. Do we know what the Delta V device is going to be, an analogue input card perhaps??? Does the Delta V i/p provide the loop power or will this be provided from an external source?

     

  • Yes the deltaV is an analogue input charm card, deltav provide loop
    power, currently I am using wiring as attached (3144P) where the power
    supply in this case is the loop power coming from charm AI card, is
    this wiring correct?

    please advise


    best regards

    Andi

    On 11/1/13, Lydia Miller wrote:
    > The 3101 is a simple 4-20mA 2 wire loop powered transmitter requiring 12 to
    > 30Vdc. The 751 is a loop powered indicator not needing power. Do we know
    > what the Delta V device is going to be, an analogue input card perhaps???
    > Does the Delta V i/p provide the loop power or will this be provided from an
    > external source?
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  • In reply to Andi nurcahyo:

    The wiring diagram for the 3144P is basically the same as the 3101, since they are both two-wire loop powered devices. So, the 3144P wiring convention can be used for the 3101 too.

  • In reply to Lydia Miller:

    Note: the 751 LCD does need a little power. There is a 1 V drop in the current loop. Separate power is not required. The AI CHARM provides 15 V, the transmitter needs 12 V, the indicator 1 V, this leaves 2 V margin for voltage drop along the wire. This means you can have a cable resistance up to 87 ohm. Using 0.75 mm2 or AWG#18 you can have more than 1 km of cable.