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Q1: What is the primary function of the 125800-01?
It is a rear I/O module for the 3500/25 Enhanced Keyphasor system. It provides the physical termination for Keyphasor transducer inputs (proximity probes or magnetic pickups) and delivers buffered Keyphasor signal outputs at the rear of the rack. The module enables the 3500 system to measure shaft rotative speed and vector parameters such as 1X vibration amplitude and phase.
Q2: What is the difference between 125800-01 and 125800-02?
The 125800-01 is the non-isolated version with internal terminations. The 125800-02 is the isolated version with internal terminations, specifically designed for use with magnetic pickups where galvanic isolation is required to prevent ground loops and interference.
Q3: What is the difference between 125800-01 and 126648-01?
Both are non-isolated Keyphasor I/O modules. The 125800-01 provides internal terminations (field wiring connects inside the rack). The 126648-01 provides external terminations (field wiring connects outside the rack via terminal strips) .
Q4: Does the 125800-01 require a companion main card?
Yes. The 125800-01 is the rear I/O module that must be paired with the 149369-01 Enhanced Keyphasor Module (main card) to form a complete Keyphasor channel. The main card processes the signals, while the I/O module provides the physical connection interface.
Q5: How many Keyphasor modules can be used in a 3500 rack?
For a regular setup, the 3500 system can accept up to four Keyphasor signals. For a paired configuration (requiring two consecutive monitoring stations in upper/lower or two half-slot positions), the system can accept up to eight Keyphasor signals . In TMR (Triple Modular Redundant) applications, two Keyphasor modules are used to provide both primary and secondary signals.