SNB1000TT Intelligent Temperature Display Instrument is a practical instrument that realizes low-cost temperature status online monitoring scheme by adopting American DALLAS one-wire field bus technology. It can be widely used in various applications for real-time temperature data collection and monitoring.
About this manual
The SNB1000TT series is an intelligent temperature data online monitoring instrument that can acquire, display, alarm, and transmit temperature data from DS1820 digital sensors. It is suitable for a wide range of applications such as SMT industry monitoring, cold‑storage, pharmaceutical GMP, telecom rooms, and power plant environments.
The manual covers technical parameters, typical wiring solutions, interface descriptions, communication protocol, sensor registration procedures, optional accessories, and ordering information, helping users install, configure, and maintain the device. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Technical Specifications and Features
- Typical Solutions
- Interface Description
- Communication Protocol
- Sensor Registration
- Accessories List
- Ordering and Remarks
Specifications
| Measurement range | -55°C to +125°C |
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| Resolution | 0.1°C |
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| Accuracy | ±0.5°C |
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| Measurement speed | 850 ms per point |
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| Channel count (single‑bus) | 1–24 points |
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| Baud rate | 9600 (customizable) |
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| Communication ports | RS232 (optional CAN, RS485) |
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| Power supply | DC 5 V 2 A |
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| Weight | 500 g |
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| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
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| Maximum cable length | ≤450 m |
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| Dimensions | 200 × 70 × 175 mm |
Frequently asked questions
How many temperature sensors can be connected to the SNB1000TT?
The single‑bus interface can connect 1 to 24 sensors, and with expansion the system can support up to 120 points.
What communication interfaces are available on the device?
The instrument provides a standard RS232 port and can be optionally equipped with CAN or RS485 interfaces.
What are the power requirements for the SNB1000TT?
It requires a DC 5 V, 2 A power supply and consumes about 2 W during operation.
Can alarm limits be configured by the user?
Yes, upper and lower alarm limits can be set online through the device interface.