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Pressure Transducer

(2-Wire)

P24

V/I

CC

IICC

4-

20

 m

A

Connections 

Depending on the type of transducer that is being used for process feedback, the wiring will be 
different.  The connection diagrams below show how to connect a 2-wire transducer and a 4-wire 
transducer to the Q9. 

 

2-Wire 

When using a 2-wire transducer with a Toshiba drive, it is usually 
powered from the P24 terminal (24 Vdc supply).  The positive 
terminal of the transducer is connected to P24 and the feedback 
signal (4-20 mA) is connected from the negative terminal to the V/I 
terminal. 
 
Because the V/I terminal is an isolated analog input and the 
transducer is powered from P24, the current loop will not be 
complete.  A jumper will need to be placed between CC and IICC 
to make the V/I terminal non-isolated. 
 

 

 

 

4-Wire 

A 4-wire transducer is powered from an external source and does 
not use the drive for power.  Two of the wires will connect to the 
external power source.  The feedback signal will be connected 
from the positive terminal of the transducer to the V/I terminal of 
the drive.  The return for the current loop will be connected from 
the negative terminal of the transducer to the IICC terminal of the 
drive. 
 
Because the transducer is not being powered from the Q9, the V/I 
terminal can remain isolated and there is no need to connect CC to 
IICC. 
 
 

 
Note: 

When using a 4-20 mA signal as feedback into the V/I terminal, be 
sure to set SW 301 to “I”. 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Q9 HVAC

Page 1: ...peed of the motor fan to maintain a constant static pressure in the ductwork As the dampers on the output side of the fan are opened the static pressure in the system will begin to drop The drive senses this change in static pressure via a 4 20mA feedback signal and the drive will increase the speed of the motor fan to bring the static pressure to the desired level Conversely the drive will slow t...

Page 2: ...al Because the V I terminal is an isolated analog input and the transducer is powered from P24 the current loop will not be complete A jumper will need to be placed between CC and IICC to make the V I terminal non isolated 4 Wire A 4 wire transducer is powered from an external source and does not use the drive for power Two of the wires will connect to the external power source The feedback signal...

Page 3: ... 00 2 55 0 00 F367 Process Upper Limit Lower Limit Upper Limit 60 00 Hz F368 Process Lower Limit Lower Limit Upper Limit 0 00 Hz F369 PID Control Wait Time 0 2400 sec 0 sec F370 PID Output Upper Limit Lower Limit Upper Limit 60 00 Hz F371 PID Output Lower Limit Lower Limit Upper Limit 4 00 Hz F372 Process Increasing Rate 0 1 600 0 sec 10 0 sec F373 Process Decreasing Rate 0 1 600 0 sec 10 0 sec En...

Page 4: ...quency Mode Selection 1 can be seen below Direct Access Parameter Name Settings Default Setting F004 Frequency Mode Selection 1 1 V I 2 RR 3 RX 4 Panel Keypad 5 RS485 2 wire 6 RS485 4 wire 7 Communication Option Board 8 RX2 9 Option V I 10 Up Down Frequency 11 Pulse Input option 12 Pulse Input motor CPU 13 Binary BCD Input option 2 RR It is important not to set Frequency Mode Selection 1 F004 the ...

Page 5: ...te the setpoint on a pressure control system with the following transducer characteristics Pressure Transducer Range 0 300 PSI Transducer Output 4 20 mA Desired Pressure 60 PSI ASD Setpoint Hz PSI PSI PSI 60 0 300 60 ASD Setpoint 12 Hz Examples Note These values are starting point suggestions for tuning They may or may not get the desired result right away ...

Page 6: ...shiba Adjustable Speed Drive Marketing Dept at 800 872 2192 Page 6 of 6 Revision History Rev Date Written Revised By Approved By Description 1 1 6 23 2011 Joshua Austin Terry Voigt Formatting Revised to incorporate document control requirements ...

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