Optional Smart Output Hook Up; Connecting The Smarttrax Remote Transmitting Unit - McCrometer ProComm Max Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

3.8

Optional Smart Output Hook Up

The transmitter comes pre-wired with an interconnection
that should readily connect to most AMI transceivers. Where
interconnective devices are not mechanically compatible or
where non-standard wiring is encountered, the installer can
opt to remove the connector from the end of the transmitter's
interface cable and make direct connection via the wiring table
shown at right.
• Signals and associated wire colors in the McCrometer
SmartOutput™ interface cable are identified together in
the top row of the table at right.
• Corresponding wire colors for transceivers from each
compatible AMI vendor are identified in the columns
under the top row.
3.9

Connecting the SmartTrax Remote Transmitting Unit

The SmartTrax remote telemetry unit must be installed separately from the transmitter, regardless of whether the
transmitter is remote or integral.
The example configuration in section 2.2 shows the SmartTrax with an optional solar panel. If you use a solar panel or an
external AC or DC power source, you will need to use the female connection shown in Figure 17 and Figure 18.
For specific wiring diagrams to connect the transmitter to the transmitter, see Figure 19 and Figure 20.
For more detail on the SmartTrax transmitter, including specifications, installation requirements, location, and remote data
access, see the SmartTrax Installation, Operation, and Maintenance manual, 30125-82.
Male
connection
Figure 17. Connections, front view
CABLING AND CONNECTING WIRING
Badger
Neptune
Sensus
SmartTrax
Female AMI, pulse, 5V analog
connection
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McCrometer AMR Interface Pinout
33
Data Power/Clock
Red
Elster
Green
Itron
Black
Black
Red
Brown
AMI
OUTPUT
Power and 4-20mA
Figure 18. Connections, bottom view
32 31
Ground
Green Black
Red Black
Red Green
Red Green
Green Black
Black Gray
CLOCK
DATA
USB port
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