Non-Submersible Units
The DTU-A is a non-submersible analog converter for your ANB Sensor. We recommend using anb_utils as an easy way to communicate with your sensor.
To set-up:
- Simply connect the sensor to the DTU_A and the USB to the computer.
- Connect the DTU-A to the data logger using the wiring instructions below.

note
If loop current is used, make sure to connect the green wires to the loop current power source using a suitable load resistor i.e. 250 Ohms
- Press the power on switch on the DTU-A and the light will come on to show the DTU-A has power.
- Wait for the sensor to beep twice.
- You can now communicate to the sensor via anb_utils.
note
The loop current should be supplied with a voltage between 12 - 24V.
The data logger doesn't need to be connected for communication with the sensor through anb_utils.
To start scanning:
- Either send a
startcommand from anb_utils' command line prompt.
or - Set Autonomous Operation, configure the start delay and measurement interval parameters and the sensor will start according to the programmed timing sequence on power up.
- Wait for first measurement output (until the sensor provides a measurement there is no change on the output).
tip
We recommend a splice kit when connecting the DTU-A to a pigtailed sensor.
Further details of the wiring:
| 6 Pin DIN | Colour | Connect to | Notes | Current Sensing Equipment | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Green/White | Loop Current Supply +V | 4-20mA Loop Input 24V Max | ||
| 2 | Orange | DVM +V | 0V to 5V output | ||
| 3 | Black | Sensor Supply 0V | Sensor Power 0V | ||
| 4 | Green | Current sensing equipment input | Through a 250 ohm resistor if required | Connect Current Output to -Loop Current 0V (dual supply) -Sensor Supply 0V (single supply) | 4-20 mA Loop Output |
| 5 | Red | Sensor Supply +V | Sensor Power 24V Max | ||
| 6 | Orange/White | DVM 0V | 5V Ground Reference |
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