The TRIONS TQXJ-D series sensor manual provides an overview, specifications, wiring and installation instructions for the high‑precision 2‑axis tilt angle…
About this manual
The TQXJ-D series is a high‑precision two‑dimensional tilt angle sensor that measures X‑ and Y‑axis inclination using micro‑mechanical structure, an integrated magnetoresistive chip and MCU signal processing. It offers high accuracy, vibration resistance, and temperature‑compensated performance.
The manual includes a product overview, technical specifications, mechanical drawing, signal‑position relationship, model description, and detailed installation and wiring instructions, including connector pinout and horizontal mounting procedure. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Technical Specifications
- Mechanical Drawing
- Signal and Position Relationship
- Model Description
- Installation and Use
Specifications
| Working Voltage | DC12–24 V |
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| Working Temperature | -30 °C to 80 °C |
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| Angle Range | ±3° to ±90° |
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| Output Signal | 4–20 mA or 1–5 V |
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| Output Accuracy | 0.01° ± 3° |
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| Angle Resolution | 0.003° |
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| Protection Rating | IP67 |
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| Frequency Response | 0–18 Hz (-3 dB) |
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| Maximum Current Consumption | 30 mA |
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| Load Impedance | Current output: 0–250 Ω; Voltage output: ≥10 kΩ |
Frequently asked questions
How should the sensor be wired?
Connect terminal 1 (red) to the positive power supply, terminal 2 (black) to ground, terminal 3 (yellow) to the X‑axis output signal, and terminal 4 (blue) to the Y‑axis output signal.
How is the sensor installed horizontally?
Fix the sensor with screws to the measured plane, ensure the rotation axis is perpendicular to the sensor base, and adjust the plane until the output signal is at the mid‑range (12 mA for current output or 3 V for voltage output).
What temperature range can the sensor operate in?
The sensor operates from –30 °C up to 80 °C.