3、 Technical parameters
| NO | Name | Parameter | 
| 1 | product model | XSC08-4-Q | 
| 2 | Voltage | 7~30VDC | 
| 3 | Power current | <30mA(12V) | 
| 4 | CPU | 32Bit high-performance | 
| 5 | ADCresolution | 12 bit | 
| 6 | acquisition accuracy | 0.1% | 
| 7 | Voltage acquisition range | 0~5V;0~10V;0~20mA;Select through jumper wires (note required during procurement) | 
| 8 | RS485 | Power isolation, signal isolation; | 
| 9 | temperature drift | ±0.005%/℃ | 
| 10 | ADCrefresh cycle | 40ms | 
| 11 | relay | 10A/220V; | 
| 12 | operation temperature | -40℃~85℃ | 
| 13 | RESET | 1~5s:reset;>5s:Restore factory parameters | 
| 14 | Factory parameters | Module address:1;RS485:9600,8,N,1 | 
	
Scaling and biasing functions:
By scaling and biasing, the engineering physical quantity value can be directly read, which corresponds to the engineering quantity register. For example, the 0-5V type engineering quantity is transformed from the 0-5V 32-bit IEEE-754 floating-point format register using the transformation formula y=kx+b, where y is the value of the engineering quantity register, x is the value of the 0-5V 32-bit IEEE-754 floating-point format register (unit: V), k is the scaling factor, and b is the bias. Both k and b can be configured by writing registers. For example, if a linear temperature sensor outputs 0-5V and measures a temperature range of -20~120 ℃, the calculated relationship between temperature and voltage is y=28x-20, that is, k=28, b=-20. By configuring k and b to the collector first, it is possible to directly read the engineering quantity value (in this example, temperature value, in ℃)
	
Structural dimensions: 115 * 90 * 40mm