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Pin

Name

Description

11

2A

. DLatch 2A

Input A (+) connection for second external DC latching solenoid. Use I/O board Modbus register
508 to control.

12

2B

. DLatch 2B

Input B (-) connection for second external DC latching solenoid

13

S-

. Secondary RS-485 -

Modbus Slave RS-485 (+) connection for host system as a Modbus master communicating to the
DXM controller as a Modbus Slave device.

14

S+

. Secondary RS-485 +

Modbus Slave RS-485 (-) connection.

15

SP

. SDI-12 Courtesy Power

Power connection for external SDI-12 sensors

16

SD

. SDI-12 Data

Communications line for external SDI-12 sensors

17

GD

. Ground

Ground connection for SDI-12 sensor (DXM common ground)

18

P3

. Courtesy Power 5 V

Courtesy Power output 5 V, limited to 500 mA

19

A2

. Analog OUT 2 (0–10 V)

Analog output 2, (0-10 V) controlled by I/O board Modbus register 508. (values range from
0-10000)

20

A1

. Analog OUT 1 (0–10 V)

Analog output 1, (0-10 V) controlled by I/O board Modbus register 507. (values range from
0-10000)

21

P2

. Adjustable Courtesy Power (5–24 V)

Adjustable power output 2, 5–24 V DC. Use DXM Configuration Software to set voltage output
and associating power output to input pins.

22

N4

. NMOS OUT 4

NMOS switch to ground controlled by I/O Modbus registers 504; 1A maximum at 30 V DC.

23

N3

. NMOS OUT 3

NMOS switch to ground controlled by I/O Modbus registers 503; 1A maximum at 30 V DC.

24

N2

. NMOS OUT 2

NMOS switch to ground controlled by I/O Modbus registers 502; 1A maximum at 30 V DC.

25

N1

. NMOS OUT 1

NMOS switch to ground controlled by I/O Modbus registers 501; 1A maximum @ 30VDC.

26

GD

. Ground

DXM ground

27

U4

. Universal Input 4

Universal input #4, NPN, PNP, 0–20 mA, 0–10 V, 10k Thermistor. Use DXM Configuration
Software or Modbus registers to set input type. I/O Modbus register 4

28

U3

. Universal Input 3

Universal input #3, NPN, PNP, 0–20 mA, 0–10 V, 10k Thermistor. Use DXM Configuration
Software or Modbus registers to set input type. I/O Modbus register 3

29

GD

. Ground

DXM ground

30

P1

. Adjustable Courtesy Power (5–24 V)

Adjustable power output 1, 5–24 V DC. Use DXM Configuration Software to set voltage output
and associating power output to input pins.

31

U2

. Universal Input 2

Universal input #2, NPN, PNP, 0–20 mA, 0–10 V, 10k Thermistor. Use DXM Configuration
Software or Modbus registers to set input type. I/O Modbus register 2

32

U1

. Universal Input 1

Universal input #1, NPN, PNP, 0–20 mA, 0–10 V, 10k Thermistor. Use DXM Configuration
Software or Modbus registers to set input type. I/O Modbus register 1

A

Base board LED

J

Modbus Slave ID DIP Switches

B

A1. Cellular or secondary antenna

K

Modbus Slave ID DIP Switches

C

Radio LED

G

Programming header

L

Processor Board Connection

D

A2. ISM Antenna

H

ISM Radio Board Connection (A2
model only)

M

Display Connection

 

 

DXM Enclosure Kit (DEK) Series

 

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Summary of Contents for DXM Series

Page 1: ...DXM Enclosure Kit DEK Series Instruction Manual Original Instructions 223953 Rev A 20 July 2021 Banner Engineering Corp All rights reserved 223953...

Page 2: ...Node to a DXM and Assign the Node Address 13 4 3 3 Conduct a Site Survey from the DXM 14 5 Activating Services 15 5 1 Banner Cellular Data Services 15 5 1 1 Activate Cell Services 15 5 1 2 Create an...

Page 3: ...ations typically isolated from traditional infrastructure A five watt solar panel delivers a nominal 12 V DC standard output built with a heavy duty anodized frame and rugged design for withstanding h...

Page 4: ...ord grips into locations 3 and 4 4 Install the smallest cable gland PG7 for the solar cable at location 2 2 2 Wire the Battery The battery and DXM ship from the factory pre mounted to the DIN rail 1 I...

Page 5: ...g cleat with the arc facing out Convex orientation b Leave the hardware a little loose so that the bracket can slide onto the panel frame between the mating surfaces c Move the cleat to the center of...

Page 6: ...p until it clicks closed 3 Wire the solar panel to the DXM Figure 5 Solar panel wiring to the DXM a Feed the cable from the solar panel to the DXM through the small cable gland b Connect the brown lea...

Page 7: ...eraging trending and thresholding Low complexity solutions SMS text message Notifications Email Notifications Push data on conditions Text Programming Language ScriptBasic Medium complexity solutions...

Page 8: ...1 1 1 1 1 1 LED2 TB1 C6 R82 TB4 P2 P4 SW1 C4 P5 SW2 P10 TB3 P7 TB2 TB9 Y1 P6 L2 TB5 TVS1 L1 R77 P9 P8 P1 LED1 P3 A B C D G H J K L 1 18 19 32 M L Pin Name Description 1 No Connection Not used 2 PW 12...

Page 9: ...registers 503 1A maximum at 30 V DC 24 N2 NMOS OUT 2 NMOS switch to ground controlled by I O Modbus registers 502 1A maximum at 30 V DC 25 N1 NMOS OUT 1 NMOS switch to ground controlled by I O Modbus...

Page 10: ...minute intervals Two DC latching outputs toggling every 5 minutes One temperature humidity probe powered from 16 V switched power reading every 5 minutes ScriptBasic program controlling temperature h...

Page 11: ...isters Local Registers in Use screen The bottom status bar displays the communications status application status and the DXM Configuration Software version In this short example we will configure the...

Page 12: ...e to display the parameters 3 Name your rule 4 Select the slave ID 5 Select how many registers to read and the beginning register 6 Define the register type how often to read the register and any othe...

Page 13: ...P switch 4 back OFF and cycle power again to return to normal operation of the XML and script Adjust the XML or script to slow down the RTU read or write rules Upload a blank XML bind all devices then...

Page 14: ...site survey on a DX80 network does not affect the throughput of the DX80 network The DX80 Gateway Node system can run a site survey analysis while the network is operational For a MulitHop network the...

Page 15: ...ellular data opening screen 3 Select the region the system is operating in If the system is within the contiguous United States select United States from the region drop down list If the system will b...

Page 16: ...ed to the cellular network 5 2 Banner Cloud Data Services BannerCDS 5 2 1 Activate Cloud Services Follow these instructions to activate your cloud services account 1 Go to the bannercds com website 2...

Page 17: ...nner Cloud Data Services website 3 Verify the Server Name IP is set to push bannercds com and the Page is set to push aspx for sending to the website 4 Set the Cloud Push Interval to a value appropria...

Page 18: ...esent your specific kit After the XML file is loaded into the webserver the webserver uses the register names and configurations defined in the configuration file 5 Click on the Site Name link to go t...

Page 19: ...d from the enclosure 6 Use the included screws to fasten the plate to the enclosure Do not over torque 7 Use the 2 13 16 to 3 3 4 pole clamps and the geometry of the plate tabs to fasten the enclosure...

Page 20: ...ensure no ground loops are created No surge suppressor can absorb all lightning strikes do not touch the Sure Cross device or any equipment connected to the Sure Cross device during a thunderstorm Ex...

Page 21: ...ANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND WHETHER ARISING UN...

Page 22: ...modify 17 save 13 upload 13 upload to website 18 configure cloud settings 17 create new site 16 M modify configuration file 17 multiple registers 11 registers 17 R registers multiple registers 11 S sa...

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