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Thread: Connecting a RS485 DO sensor

  1. #1
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    Default Connecting a RS485 DO sensor

    Hi everyone,

    I would like to know if it is possible to connect an optical Dissolved Oxygen sensor (RS485 type) to Profilux 4.
    If so, how can it be done?
    Thank you!

    Joao

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    Hello,

    No. Sorry.

    Gaël
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    Thank you Gaël!
    Optical DO sensors are the most reliable and that is what I need to use.
    What is the type of DO sensor from GHL?
    What is the RS485 extension card for? Doesn’t it allow to connect this type of sensors?
    I’m using a permanent multiparameter system that uses RS485 MODBUS communication protocol. Can I connect it to Profilux 4 to transfer real time data from my DO sensor?
    Thank you!

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    GHL's DO sensor type is amperometric (Clark).
    The RS485 card is a communication card for the GHL Control Center/ ProfiLux Control software only. It does not allow communication with a third-party device.
    I'll pass on your comments to our development department regarding Optical DO sensors.

    Gaël
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    Thank you, Gaël. I appreciate you doing that!

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