SCADA 3000 Expansion Modules

You can expand the capabilities of your SCADA 3000 even more with six available modules.

UNIVERSAL INPUT MODULE

With eight input channels identical to the 16 universal inputs on the SCADA 3000 main unit, this module allows you to add even more sensors and transducers, including NO/NC dry contacts, digital logic, run-time accumulation, 0-5V analog, 4–20mA analog, and 10K thermistors. It features 12-bit resolution, differential inputs, a 24V supply for powering 4–20mA loops, and low-power operation.

PULSE COUNT MODULE

This module features four totalizing pulse count channels and four virtual channels which can be programmed to calculate various rates or to display count overflow. The four pulse count channels are capable of counting pulses at a rate of up to 10,000 pulses per second (10Khz). The four virtual channels can be programmed to calculate the pulse rate as either pulses per second, pulses per minute, or pulses per hour.

THERMOCOUPLE MODULE

This optional module features four thermocouple inputs that can be independently configured to accept type E, J, K,T, R, or S thermocouples, dramatically extending the range of temperatures the SCADA 3000 can monitor.

RELAY OUTPUT MODULE

The eight latching relay output channels on the Relay Output Module are identical to the eight relay outputs on the SCADA 3000 main unit, and can be used to switch equipment on and off. The relays are rated at 2 Amps and 125 VAC.

ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE

This module features four analog output signals that can be configured as 4–20mA or 0–10V. The outputs can be used to control equipment, drive digital displays, or provide information to other computer devices. Each output is capable of driving up to 1000 Ohms and may be controlled automatically by either the Ladder or C programs in the SCADA 3000.

ANNUNCIATOR MODULE

This module provides 8 programmable LED indicators to display the status of assigned I/O points. The LEDs are bi-color (red/amber), and therefore always on, thus eliminating false readings due to a burned-out LED.