Connecting Ethernet Cables; Input/Output Signal Connectors - Waters Xevo TQ-S Operator's, Overview And Maintenance Manual

Connecting Ethernet cables

Requirement:
ensure compliance with FCC limits.
To make Ethernet connections:
1. Connect one end of one shielded Ethernet cable to the network switch,
and then connect the other end to the Ethernet card on the
preconfigured ACQUITY
On preconfigured systems, the Ethernet card is identified as the
Tip:
Instrument LAN card.
2. Connect one end of the other shielded Ethernet cable to the back of the
mass spectrometer, and then connect the other end to the network
switch.

Input/output signal connectors

Warning:
panel must be separated from hazardous voltages by double or
reinforced insulation. Circuits of this type are classified as safety extra
low voltage (SELV). Examples of circuits that are typically SELV
include contact closure inputs and outputs for auto samplers, and UV,
RI, and fluorescence detector signal outputs for LC/MS systems. The
electrical connections on the rear panel of this mass spectrometer are all
SELV.
Caution:
• never apply a voltage to the Analog (out) connectors; these are active
connections driven by the instrument.
• do not apply voltages higher than those shown in the tables on
page
Two removable connectors, designated External Connections 1 and External
Connections 2, on the mass spectrometer's rear panel, hold the screw
terminals for input/output signals. The connectors are keyed so that they can
receive a signal cable inserted only one way.
Use shielded network cables with the mass spectrometer to
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workstation.
To avoid electric shock, all electrical connections to the rear
To avoid damaging the instrument,
B-27.
Connecting Ethernet cables B-25