PSL ATT2 Installation Manual

ATT2 Installation Guide (Rev 1.0)

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ATT2 module

Installation Guide for PQube® 3

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2
What is the ATT2 Module? 3

PQube® 3 add-on module for high voltage DC monitoring 3
Hardware requirements: 4

How to install your ATT2 module 5

Disconnect mains prior to servicing 5
Install PM2 Power Supply module 5
Apply 24VDC from PM2 module to to ATT2 5
Connect the ATT2 to the Analog inputs of your PQube® 3 6
Connect the cable to the 6-pin header on the ATT2 module 6
Install the hall-effect sensor 6
Connect the ATT2 to the hall-effect sensor 7
Connect the high voltage DC inputs 7
Connect instrument power to the PM2 Power Supply module 8

Configuring your PQube® 3 for use with the ATT2 module 9

Use the PQube3 Configuration editor to declare your ATT2 module 9

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What is the ATT2 Module?

PQube® 3 add-on module for high voltage DC monitoring

The ATT2 module is an optional add-on to your PQube® 3. This module allows you to measure and
record one DC voltage, one DC current, and DC power for your high voltage DC application.

You need to use an ATT2 module if the DC voltage level exceed the PQube3 analog input rating
(Analog channel max range is 100 VDC).

A typical use of the ATT2 module is for PV (Photovoltaic) generation, UPS battery bank monitoring,
VFD DC bus monitoring and more…

This module utilizes 2 Analog input channels on your PQube® 3. It is powered from 24VDC, which is
supplied by the PM2 Power Supply module.

The ATT2 module comes in two versions: 600V and 1200V full scale. Two banana jacks are used for
the high voltage measurements, and a hall-effect sensor is used for measuring current.

For best results, the current sensor is factory-calibrated together with your ATT2 module. We
recommend to purchase ATT2 and its current sensor within the same order.

Note: The ATT2 module can also be used to monitor AC power