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Configuration Manual

Please read carefully before starting. Also read the product safety information.

Wiring and connection

The ADI-524 can be powered from a DC power supply in the range of 8-36V. Also, it can be powered from the USB port of a computer or IoT gateway. Both power sources can be connected simultaneously without fear of damage.

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In order to connect sensors with a 4-20mA output, it is necessary to provide them power in the loop. Here are some possible connection methods. Either the built-in isolated 24V power supply can be used or an external current loop power supply can be used.
All current inputs marked as - on the housing are connected together. The isolated 24V, on the other hand, has no galvanic connection to any of the inputs.


Connection Diagrams

Built-in 24V

Connection of four RTD converters using the built-in 24V power supply.

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External 24 V

Connection of four RTD converters using the external 24V power supply.

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Modbus configuration

It is necessary to set the serial port parameters and the Modbus address using the DIP switch before powering on the device. (reference table for both are given below)

Make sure to reboot/restart device irrespective of any change in DIP switch to be reflected in hardware

MODBUS Serial Port Parameter
Parameter Option/range
Baudrate 9600 – 115200 configurable
ata bit 8
Parity None
Stop bit 1

MODBUS Baudrate Configuration

User can set the baud rate using 2 Bit DIP switch. This allows to set baud rate between 9600bps to 115200bps as shown below table.

Baudrate
SW1
SW2
9600 OFF
OFF
19200 ON
OFF
38400 OFF ON
115200 ON ON

After setting up the switch, it is necessary to restart the ADI by disconnecting the power supply and, if using USB power, to disconnect it.


MODBUS Address configuration

User can set the slave ID address using 4 Bit DIP switch. This allow 0 to 15 different IDs to be set. The number below the switches are added together and the result will be identifier of the device slave ID.

Slave ID SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6
1
OFF
OFF OFF OFF
1
ON
OFF OFF OFF
2
OFF ON OFF
OFF
3
ON
ON
OFF OFF
4
OFF
OFF ON
OFF
5
ON
OFF ON
OFF
6
OFF ON
ON
OFF
7
ON
ON
ON
OFF
8
OFF OFF OFF ON
9
ON
OFF OFF ON
10
OFF ON
OFF ON
11
ON
ON
OFF ON
12
OFF OFF ON
ON
13
ON
OFF ON
ON
14
OFF ON
ON
ON
15
ON
ON
ON
ON