Campbell Scientific SDM-CD16S Instruction Manual
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The SDM-CD16S Module is used for controlling DC devices, such as motors or valves, and can also be used for reading the status of DC logic or voltage levels.
Connect the SDM-CD16S to the data logger using the SDM cables, ensuring that the data, clock, and enable lines are correctly wired. Refer to the module's wiring diagrams for specific details.
Check all connections for tightness and proper configuration, verify that the power supply is sufficient, inspect the program in the data logger, and ensure that the SDM address is correctly set.
No, the SDM-CD16S is designed for DC loads only. Attempting to control AC loads can damage the module.
The status of the outputs can be read back to the data logger using the appropriate commands in the logger's program. Refer to the instruction manual for specific commands.
Routine maintenance includes checking for loose connections, ensuring the device is free from dust and debris, and verifying that all settings remain correct.
Yes, multiple SDM-CD16S modules can be used with a single data logger. Each module should have a unique SDM address to ensure proper communication.
Each output on the SDM-CD16S can handle a maximum current of 2 A. It is important not to exceed this limit to avoid damaging the module.
The SDM address is set using the DIP switches on the module. Refer to the user's manual for the specific settings corresponding to each address.
Check the program in the data logger for errors, inspect the wiring for shorts or faults, and reset the module by cycling the power. If the issue persists, further diagnostics may be required.