M2RTS-R-A3-R2/N
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The **M2RTS-R-A3-R2/N** is a specific model of a **Resistance Transmitter** (RTD Converter) manufactured by **M-System**. It is a signal conditioner designed to convert the signal from a Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) into a standard DC output signal.
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## Technical Specifications
The model code can be broken down into specific electronic characteristics based on the M-System nomenclature:
| Component | Code | Description |
| :--- | :---: | :--- |
| **Model Series** | M2RTS | RTD Transmitter (Mini-M series) |
| **Input Type** | R | RTD (e.g., Pt 100, JPt 100) |
| **Output** | A | 4 – 20 mA DC (Current Loop) |
| **Power Input** | 3 | 24V DC |
| **Mounting** | R2 | Socket-mounted (standard base) |
| **Option** | /N | Without specific CE/UL markings (Standard) |
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## Key Electronic Features
### 1. Signal Conversion Logic
The device acts as a bridge between a temperature sensor and a control system (like a PLC or DCS). It takes the variable resistance from an RTD sensor and linearizes it into a proportional current signal.
### 2. Isolation (3-Port Isolation)
This unit features high-level electronic isolation between the **Input**, **Output**, and **Power supply**.
* **Purpose:** Prevents ground loops and protects sensitive control equipment from electrical surges or noise on the sensor side.
* **Isolation Strength:** Typically 2000V AC @ 1 minute.
### 3. Burnout Protection
The electronic circuit includes a "burnout" feature. If the RTD sensor wire breaks, the transmitter will force the output to a specific state:
* **Upscale Burnout:** Output goes to $\ge$ 20.8 mA.
* **Downscale Burnout:** Output goes to $\le$ 3.8 mA.
### 4. Circuit Adjustments
On the front or side of the module, there are electronic potentiometers (trimmers) for:
* **Zero Adjustment:** To calibrate the 4mA floor.
* **Span Adjustment:** To calibrate the 20mA ceiling.
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## Wiring Configuration
| Terminal No. | Function | Connection |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1 & 2** | Output (+) / (-) | 4-20mA to Receiver |
| **4 & 5** | Power (+) / (-) | 24V DC Supply |
| **6, 7 & 8** | RTD Input | 3-wire RTD connection (A, B, b) |
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## Usage Precautions
* **Load Resistance:** Ensure the output load resistance is within the allowable range (typically $\le 550 \Omega$ for 24V units).
* **Environment:** These are analog electronic parts sensitive to high humidity and extreme temperatures; they should be mounted in an enclosure.
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How do I calibrate the zero and span for this specific model?
- ⤷ What are the compatible RTD sensor types for the 'R' input code?
- ⤷ Can this unit be powered by 110V AC instead of 24V DC?