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How to connect a radar level gauge to a PLC

2011-09-24View Original

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A radar level gauge is installed in the coal blending bin; how can the signal be sent to the PLC? Is an A/D module needed in between?
Reply #22011-09-24
For analog signals entering the PLC’s input AD module, if an alarm is to be set, a switch signal can be configured to go into the PLC’s DI channel
Reply #32011-09-25
Analog signals are fed into the AI module of the PLC; alarms are generally set on the DO outputs
Reply #42011-09-25
Just use the AI module directly; the PLC will carry out the A/D conversion on its own!
Reply #52011-09-29
Check the model and power supply – whether it is 220VAC or 24V. It is usually 220VAC; the output is 4-20mA. There may also be other 485 interfaces or other communication interfaces. Generally, the 4-20mA signal is sent directly to the PLC; if you are unsure, you can use an isolator to send the signal to the PLC. In the case of a 24VDC two-wire system, the 24VDC power supply must also be connected to the PLC circuit
Reply #62011-09-29
There can be AI modules right away – why not use them directly!
Reply #72011-09-30
It can be connected to the PLC’s AI module; alarms can be configured using available DO points

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