Vaisala GML20 LonWorks Module Installation Guide

This document describes the mounting and installation of the GML20 LonWorks® interface module, which enables communication between a LonWorks® network and GM20 series transmitters over a twisted pair


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Brand
Vaisala
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
189 KB
Published
06 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
GML20
MD5 checksum
267726CC6A622C5A9336A316A7B9CCBD

About this manual

This guide describes the mounting and installation steps for the GML20 LonWorks® interface module, which enables communication between a LonWorks® network and GM20 series transmitters. It covers opening the transmitter cover, removing the jumper, routing the output wires, and connecting them to the module's NET terminal.

The document also explains the configuration procedure using the service button, the meaning of the status LED, technical data of the module, and the one‑year guarantee provided by Vaisala under normal operating conditions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Mounting and Installation
  • Configuration Procedure
  • LED Status Indicators
  • Technical Data
  • Guarantee

Specifications

Network TypeLonWorks® interoperable twisted pair free topology TP/FT at 78 kbs
Power SupplyNominal 24 V supplied between terminals + and – on the transmitter motherboard
Additional WiringTwo extra wires required for powering the transmitter
External Interface FileAvailable on request (part no. 19412GM)

Frequently asked questions

How do you connect the GML20 module to the transmitter?

Remove the jumper from the pin connector, pull the two output wires through the housing, and attach them to the NET terminal of the GML20 module, selecting polarity as needed.

What does the status LED indicate during normal operation?

A dark LED means the transmitter configuration and operation are correct; a lit LED signals a fault; a blinking LED shows the transmitter has not been configured.

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