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The **M2RTS-R-B1-R/UL** is a specialized industrial signal conditioner and transducer manufactured by **M-System (now MG CO., LTD)**. This specific model is a **Resistance Thermometer Transmitter** (RTD Transmitter).
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## 1. Technical Specifications
This device converts a signal from a Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) into a standard DC output signal (e.g., 4-20mA or 0-10V).
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Series** | M2 Series (Plug-in Signal Conditioners) |
| **Input Type (R)** | RTD (JPt 100, Pt 100, etc.) |
| **Output Type (B1)** | 4 – 20 mA DC (Internal resistance 750 $\Omega$ max) |
| **Power Input (R)** | 24V DC |
| **Standards (/UL)** | UL / cUL Class I, Div 2 Approval |
| **Construction** | Plug-in style with socket base |
| **Isolation** | Input to output to power |
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## 2. Component Breakdown
The part number follows a modular logic defined by the manufacturer:
### M2RTS - R - B1 - R / UL
* **M2RTS**: The basic model code for a Resistance Thermometer Transmitter.
* **R (Input)**: RTD input (Configurable for Pt 100, Pt 50, JPt 100, etc.).
* **B1 (Output)**: Specific output code representing a 4–20 mA DC signal.
* **R (Power)**: Indicates 24V DC operating voltage.
* **UL**: Indicates the unit is certified for UL/cUL safety standards (critical for North American industrial installations).
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## 3. Key Electronic Features
* **Burnout Protection**: The device includes a "Burnout" feature. If the RTD wire breaks, the output will automatically drive to a high (upscale) or low (downscale) limit to signal a failure to the PLC/DCS.
* **Linearization**: RTD resistance is not perfectly linear relative to temperature. This transmitter contains electronic circuitry to linearize the signal before converting it to milliamps.
* **Three-Wire Compensation**: The electronics are designed to compensate for lead-wire resistance in 3-wire RTD setups, ensuring the length of the wire does not affect accuracy.
* **Galvanic Isolation**: The device uses internal optocouplers or transformers to isolate the input (field side) from the output (control side), protecting sensitive PLC hardware from electrical surges or ground loops.
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## 4. Connection Diagram Example
Below is a conceptual representation of the wiring terminals:
```text
[ FIELD SIDE ] [ DEVICE ] [ CONTROL SIDE ]
RTD (Terminals) --------> [ M2RTS Unit ] --------> PLC / Controller
1, 2, 3 (Input) (Socket Base) Output (+ / -)
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[ 24V DC ]
```
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How do I calibrate the zero and span settings on the M2RTS?
- ⤷ What is the maximum allowable lead wire resistance for the RTD input?
- ⤷ Does this model support 4-wire RTD configurations?