Pressure Transmitter Connection

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Apr 2013
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Hi to All
I have 3 wires pressure transmitter 4-24mA and want to connect it to analog to digital module .How should I connect it?.The transmitter's wires are as follow : black=GND, green=output,red=power.
Let we say we will connect it to CH0(please look to attachments) if I connect GND wire to Com terminal,red wire to +24 VDC ,and green wire to I0 with jumper between V&I would this connection be correct or incorrect?
I will be very thankful to any help.

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Looks right. I'd prefer to also have both the power supply negative and the analog input commons tied to earth ground to prevent drift on the analog input signal.
 

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