M2RTS-R-3B-R/CE
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The **M2RTS-R-3B-R/CE** is a high-performance **RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) Transmitter** from the M2 Series by **M-System (now MG CO., LTD.)**.
This electronic component is designed to convert signals from an RTD sensor into a standard industrial DC signal, providing electrical isolation and signal conditioning.
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### ## Technical Specifications
The model code `M2RTS-R-3B-R/CE` breaks down into specific electronic parameters:
| Component Code | Specification | Description |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **M2RTS** | Model Series | RTD Transmitter (M2-Series) |
| **-R** | Power Input | 24V DC (Allowable range 24V ±10%) |
| **-3** | Input Type | Pt 100 (ITS-90) |
| **-B** | Output Type | 2 – 10V DC (Load resistance 5000 $\Omega$ min.) |
| **-R** | Configuration | Remote programming via PC |
| **-CE** | Certification | CE marking (European conformity) |
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### ### Core Electronic Features
#### 1. Signal Conditioning and Isolation
The device features **three-way isolation** between the Input, Output, and Power Supply. This is critical in industrial environments to:
* Prevent ground loops.
* Protect sensitive PLC/DCS equipment from high-voltage surges.
* Reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI).
#### 2. Linearization and Compensation
* **Burnout Protection:** The transmitter includes a burnout feature (upscale or downscale) that alerts the control system if the RTD sensor wire breaks.
* **Leadwire Compensation:** Designed for 3-wire RTD setups to compensate for the resistance of the wires leading to the sensor, ensuring temperature accuracy.
#### 3. Technical Performance
* **Accuracy:** Typically ±0.1% of span.
* **Response Time:** $\leq$ 0.5 seconds (0 – 90%).
* **Insulation Resistance:** 100 M$\Omega$ minimum at 500V DC.
* **Dielectric Strength:** 2000V AC @ 1 minute (Input to Output to Power to Ground).
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### ### Installation & Wiring
The unit is a **plug-in type**, meaning the electronic module can be removed from its base without disconnecting the wiring.
```text
Terminal Connections (Example):
1. Input (+) RTD
2. Input (-) RTD
3. Input (Comp) RTD
4. Output (+) 2-10V
5. Output (-) 2-10V
6. Power (+) 24V DC
7. Power (-) 24V DC
8. Ground
```
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How do I configure the zero and span adjustments on this transmitter?
- ⤷ What software is required for the remote programming feature?
- ⤷ Can this unit be used with a 2-wire RTD instead of a 3-wire?